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Junior Mortgagee Fails in Effort to Require Senior Mortgagee to Sell Security Separately <br/>Time of the Essence Notice Ineffective When Served Before Initial Closing Date<br/>Seller Not Entitled to Vendor's Lien

29 minute read April 01, 2014 at 02:35 PM
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Junior Mortgagee Fails in Effort to Require Senior Mortgagee to Sell Security Separately

Bethpage FCU v. Northwood Village

NYLJ 1/8/14, p. 21, col. 3

Supreme Ct., Suffolk Cty.

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