Robinson v. Meigs

New York Court of Chancery

Robinson v. Meigs

10 Paige Ch. 41

DecidedJanuary 4, 1843

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Robinson v. Meigs, 10 Paige Ch. 41 (N.Y. 1843).

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Opinion

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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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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10 Paige Ch. 41, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/robinson-v-meigs-nychanct-1843.