Boyd v. Smith

The appellees, Executors and Trustees under the will of David Carroll, deceased, having the authority under said will to make sale of the property of the testator “either publicly or privately as they shall decide, and when ratified by the Court, to execute deeds of conveyances and valid acquittances for the purchase money,” sold unto the appellant certain leasehold property of the testator at and for the sum of twenty-six hundred dollars, and on the 26th day of February, 1915, reported said sale to- the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, and on that day the Court passed an order ratifying and…