New York Court of Appeals
Ely Laba v. Richard Carey
November 24, 197129 N.Y.2d 302
Summary
The New York Court of Appeals held that the seller did not breach the purchase contract because the title insurance exception for easements and a restrictive covenant was within the scope of the contract's "subject to" clause, and that the alleged sidewalk grade differences did not render the title unmarketable; consequently, the appellate division's reversal was overruled and the Special Term's dismissal of the complaint was reinstated.