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· 6/15/1880

Dorrance v. Garrison

Citations

  • 28 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 588

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  • failure to file petition to fix fair market value within six months after the sale creates “conclusive legal presumption” that the property sold was worth at least the full amount of the judgment; therefore debtor is entitled to a satisfaction of the judgment

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Judges: Ingalls

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