Steele v. Boone

This was a bill in chancery, exhibited by appellant against appellees, in the court below, to enjoin the sale of certain real estate in the city of Chicago by virtue of a certain deed of trust. The grounds upon which the relief was asked are, that no such deed of trust as that under which the sale was threatened to be made, was ever executed by the parties claimed to be the grantors therein; and that appellant was a purchaser of the property in good faith, without either actual or constructive notice of the existence of any prior deed of trust.

Answers were filed by the several defendants…