McFall v. Ford

I accord with the view that appellant’s contention for the definition of the word “sold,” as used in R. S. 60-3460, cannot be sustained, and that to do so would destroy the force of the section. My view is that it means a confirmed sale as distinct from the sale alone. But this distinction is without practical difference, so far as this case is concerned. The section provides, in short, that real estate once sold shall not again be liable for sale (1) for any balance due on the judgment under which it had been sold, (2) or for “any judgment or lien inferior thereto and under which the holder…