Morrell v. Ingle
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Osage District Court. Ejectment, brought by Morrell, against Edward Ingle and wife, to recover the possession of certain real estate situate in Osage county. Trial at the April Term, 1877, of the district court, and verdict and judgment for defendants. The plaintiff brings the case to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
The questions in this case are as to the validity of a sheriff’s deed, and upon the statute of limitations. *33The action was ejectment, brought- by the judgment debtor against a grantee of the purchaser at a sheriff’s sale. The deed is challenged upon three grounds: first, that the sale was made by the sheriff of the wrong county; second, that there was no proper and sufficient advertisement of the sale; third, that the sale was never confirmed.
Of these in their order. In reference to the first ground, it appears that the judgment upon which…
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