Jones v. Bowling

January 3, 1898, complainants filed a bill for the foreclosure of a vendor’s lien under a land contract. February 18, 1898, a decree was entered in which it was found that $10,802 was due, and directing the defendants to pay the same on or before March 21, 1898. In case of nonpayment by that date, sale might be made by a circuit court commissioner at any time thereafter. The decree also provided that Mrs. Bowling should be liable personally for any deficiency. It gave the possession of the premises to defendants for 30 days from the date of the decree. From then until May 1, 1898, they were…