Young v. Nat. Bk. of Lansdowne

198 A. 139, 330 Pa. 128, 1938 Pa. LEXIS 571
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania·Decided April 19, 1938·No. Appeal, 186·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam,

The principles of law governing this appeal are controlled by the case of Warner Brothers Theatres, Inc., v. Proffitt, 329 Pa. 316, the only difference being that the tenant in that case purchased the mortgage on the leased premises, foreclosed, and bought in the property, while here the tenant purchased the property from the mortgagee who bid it in on foreclosure, in accordance with an agreement entered into between tenant and mortgagee prior to the sheriff’s sale.

Decree affirmed at appellants’ cost.

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Warner Bros. Theatres, Inc. v. Proffitt
198 A. 56 (Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1938)