Holaday v. Rickard
Indiana Supreme Court
From Delaware Circuit Court; William A. Thompson, Judge. Proceeding by William A. Rickard, executor of the estate of George H. Booher, deceased, to set aside orders of the court relating to the sale of certain real estate to Marcus Holaday. From the judgment rendered, Holaday appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMyers, J.
— This appeal is prosecuted by appellant, who alleges error of the Delaware Circuit Court in setting* aside its order confirming a sale and its order approving a deed to certain real estate purchased by him from appellee, pursuant to appellee’s- power of sale under the will of George H. Booher, deceased. Also error in refusing to permit him to file certain pleadings.
The material facts in substance are that on July 24, 1918, appellee reported to the court a sale of certain real estate to appellant, which report was by the court then and there confirmed, the deed to appellant as purchaser was…
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