Dearmond v. Courtney

The defendant appeals from a judgment annulling a Sheriff’s sale at which she was a purchaser.

The plaintiff, before attacking the validity of the sale of his property, made a tender of the amount which the defendant had bid for it, and which had gone to the satisfaction of his judgment debts. As equity and good conscience required, the defendant has been allowed that sum in the judgment from which she appeals.

Three defects are specially relied upon in the plaintiff’s petition as reasons for annulling the sale. It is necessary to notice but one.

He alleges that “neither the seizure made by the…