Beck v. Bank of Smyrna

Superior Court of Delaware

Beck v. Bank of Smyrna

10 Del. 120

Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 1, 1875·Published

Opinion

But the Court

declined to hear them read, and remarked that the practice had been well settled for fifty years and more, and had been repeatedly and uniformly recognized in the courts of this State, for the sheriff when selling lands on a mortgage or on mortgages, as in this case, to follow the description of them contained in the mortgage in his levy and advertisement of the sale of them.

[123]*123The rule discharged.

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But the Court

declined to hear them read, and remarked that the practice had been well settled for fifty years and more, and had been repeatedly and uniformly recognized in the courts of this State, for the sheriff when selling lands on a mortgage or on mortgages, as in this case, to follow the description of them contained in the mortgage in his levy and advertisement of the sale of them.

[123]*123The rule discharged.

Beck v. Bank of Smyrna, 10 Del. 120 (Del. Ct. App. 1875).

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