The following excerpt is from Holland v. Grote, 193 N.Y. 262, 86 N.E. 30 (N.Y. 1908):
The case of Borst v. Corey, thus cited, simply held that where the statute of limitations barred an action at law to [193 N.Y. 270]recover a balance of indebtedness due on the purchase price of land, a creditor would not be permitted to avoid the statute by seeking relief in the form of an equitable action to enforce a lien for the indebtedness.
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