Upchurch v. Chaney

SEARS, Chief Justice.

After Harold Upchurch submitted the successful bid at a judicial sale, the receiver who conducted the sale moved the trial court to confirm it. The trial court refused to confirm the sale, however, stating that the appellees’ confusion regarding the acceptable method of payment at the judicial sale rendered the sale invalid. Upchurch appeals. Because the evidence shows that the sale was properly and fairly held, and that any purported confusion resulted from the appellees’ own failure to adequately prepare for the sale, and did not affect the results of the sale, the…