Bowers v. Soper

In the case of Shirk v. Soper et al., Trustees, 144 Md. 269, an order ratifying a sale of certain real estate by the trustees was reversed on the ground that the sale was made for an inadequate price, but the opinion of this Court stated that the reversal would not “affect any right which the purchaser may have in the property sold under the decree.” The reason for this reservation was that no appeal bond had been filed, and the lower court had provided that the operation of the order ratifying the sale should not be stayed by the appeal. The discretionary power of the court to so limit the…