Dillon v. Dyer

Mr. Presiding Justice Boggs

delivered the opinion of the court.

On July 28, 1928, plaintiff in error filed a bill in the circuit court of Grundy county to foreclose a trust deed given by defendant in error, Joseph F. Dyer, to the Joliet National Bank, for $16,500. On the same day, said bank was appointed receiver to take charge, “manage and operate said 163-acre farm; take charge of the crops grown and growing on said land, and whenever expedient so to do, harvest the same, with or without the assistance of said Dyer,” etc.; . . . “that said receiver be and he is hereby authorized to market,…