McNaughton v. McLean

Michigan Supreme Court

McNaughton v. McLean

1 McGrath 1683, 73 McGrath 250

DecidedJanuary 11, 1889

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McNaughton v. McLean, 1 McGrath 1683, 73 McGrath 250 (Mich. 1889).

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To compel respondent McLean, as financial secretary of the Laboring Men’s Building and Saving Association, to transfer to relator certain shares of stock in said association, bid off by him at an execution sale.

Denied January 11, 1889.

Held, that an executicm sale made in the evening between 9 [1686]*1686and 10 o’clock, and after most of the members of the association interested therein had left the place of sale, is void as to persons having knowledge of the facts.

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To compel respondent McLean, as financial secretary of the Laboring Men’s Building and Saving Association, to transfer to relator certain shares of stock in said association, bid off by him at an execution sale.

Denied January 11, 1889.

Held, that an executicm sale made in the evening between 9 [1686]*1686and 10 o’clock, and after most of the members of the association interested therein had left the place of sale, is void as to persons having knowledge of the facts.

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1 McGrath 1683, 73 McGrath 250, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/mcnaughton-v-mclean-mich-1889.