Thomas v. Burt

Complainants were defendant^, as mortgagors, in a foreclosure suit wherein defendant Burt was complainant, and the other parties, except Bassett, defendants. Decree was made and sale had and confirmed, Bassett being purchaser. On appeal from this confirmation the sale was held valid. Leave was afterwards granted to file a bill of review, on the ground that Bassett was alleged to be in collusion with complainant, and not a bona fide purchaser, and that the sale ought not to have been ordered so early. 49 Mich. 462. The bill of review was filed, making Bassett a defendant with the rest, and not…