Averill v. Jackson City Bank

The sole objection made to the sale in this case is that the notice was not posted in three public places in the ward where the property was located. The defendant is a good-faith purchaser, and has spent a large sum of money in improving the property. The notice was posted in three of the most public places in the city,— one being at the courthouse in the Fourth ward, and just across the street from the First ward, in which the property was located; one at the post-office, also in the Fourth ward, being less than one block from the First ward; and the other at the Hibbard House, in the Fifth…