On or about December 14, 1970, Milton Sheen and Irving Schatz duly executed a purchase money mortgage on Manhattan real estate known as the Henry Hudson Hotel to Arthur Desser for $427,275, together with a bond payable in 12 years. On July 6, 1971, Desser assigned that same purchase money mortgage to Security National Bank ("Security") as collateral for an unrelated $185,000 personal loan. Upon Desser's death in 1973, his interest in the purchase money mortgage passed to...
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