Jones v. Rogers

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

The appellants, Jones and Fields, were the highest bidders at a Commissioner’s sale of real estate, conducted under the terms of a foreclosure decree of the Pulaski Chancery Court. When the sale was reported, the Court, by order of April 2, 1953, refused to confirm the sale; and appellants claim that the Court acted arbitrarily in refusing confirmation.1 We have grave doubts as to whether the appellants have sustained their claim, that the Chancery Court acted arbitrarily ; but we need not, and do not, discuss that question, because there is another issue which is…