Glos v. Kenealy

Jerry Kenealy, the appellee, is the holder of a master’s certificate of purchase, issued on September 12, 1904, to him as purchaser at a foreclosure sale of a certain lot in the city of Chicago. He was also the owner of the note secured by the trust deed which was foreclosed. His bid at the sale was $231.82 less than the amount due him under the decree of foreclosure, and a receiver was appointed by the court in the foreclosure proceeding "to take charge of the property and apply the net income arising therefrom toward paying this deficiency.

Kenealy filed a bill in the superior court of Cook…