Grebel v. Prince

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• if there is a bona fide controversy over the amount owed, debtor may tender money admittedly due under note in order to block foreclosure sale
• “[A] tender is unnecessary where the person to whom the money is due states that the tender would be refused if made.”
• “[T]ender is unnecessary where the person to whom the money is due states that the tender would be refused if made”
• “Where there is a bona fide controversy over the amount required to satisfy the debtor’s obligation, the debtor should be required to tender only such sums as are admittedly due under the note, not all sums which may be claimed by the creditor as is due.”
• “Where there is bona fide controversy over amount required to satisfy debtor’s obligation, debtor should be required to tender only such sums as are admittedly due under the note, not all sums which may be claimed by creditor as is due.” (internal quotation marks and brackets omitted)

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