In Re Mortgage Sale of Ware Property
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClark, C. J.
There is no allegation in the petition of any fraud nor of any irregularity, and upon the facts found by the clerk, the sale was in every respect regular. „
C. S., 2591, provides: “In the foreclosure of mortgages'or deeds of trust on real estate, or in the case of the public sale of real estate by an executor, administrator, or administrator with the will annexed, or'by any person by virtue of the power contained in a will, tbe sale shall not be deemed to be closed under ten days. If in ten days from the date of the sale, the sale price is increased ten per cent where the price does not exceed…
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