Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, First Department.
The prior order had mandated, based on a prior stipulation, that Stout Street agreed not to sell the disputed properties, despite an order in a foreclosure action determining that it was entitled to judgment of foreclosure and sale of those properties. As the motion court aptly noted upon reargument, however, Stout Street was, in fact, entitled to sell the disputed properties, since it had never entered into the so-ordered stipulation...
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