New York Court of Chancery, 1843

Robinson v. Meigs

Robinson v. Meigs
New York Court of Chancery · Decided January 4, 1843
10 Paige Ch. 41

Counsel

S. M. Woodruff, for the complainant., P. Gansevoort, for the defendants.

Robinson v. Meigs

Opinion of the Court

The Chancellor

said the order for a resale of the premises was irregular ; that a defendant who had appeared in the suit, and who had an interest in the property or in the proceeds thereof, was entitled to notice of an application either to discharge a purchaser at a master’s sale, or for a resale of the property where the purchaser had neglected to comply with the terms of sale and to complete his purchase.

Order setting aside the sale.

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