Collins v. Kiederling
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On petition of selling master for leave to pay liens out of proceeds of sale in partition, the lien holders not being parties, and there being no direction in. the decree for such payment.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
This is a partition suit in which a decree for sale was made, and the property described in the bill was sold by the special master appointed for that purpose. The decree ascertains the rights of the 'persons seized of undivided interests therein and orders the premises sold, including the inchoate right of dower of the wife of the complainant. The selling master made his report of sale in the usual form and it was duly confirmed. He subsequently filed a petition in the cause in which he recites that the master to whom the cause was referred for a report as to whether the…
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