Karr, Hammond & Darnall v. Shirk

So far as can be learned from the record, the facts of this ease, which are material to the questions before us, are these: On January 26, 1913, The Oak Street Permanent Building Association of Baltimore City filed in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City its petition against Henry Shirk for the sale of certain mortgaged premises, in that city, and on the same day a decree for the sale of the property was passed. John L. Cornell, the trustee named in the decree, after filing1 his bond, sold the property and reported the sale to the court, and in due course the sale thus reported was ratified…