Ohio Savings Bank v. Ambrose

The issue presented in this case is whether purchasers at a foreclosure sale have a vested interest in property prior to confirmation of the sale by the trial court, so as to establish standing in order to appeal a denial of confirmation.

Appellants argue that as purchasers at a judicial sale, they have the right to judicial review from the denial of confirmation. In support, appellants cite early case law which indicates that purchasers at foreclosure sales do have some type - of interest in the proceedings prior to confirmation.2 The often-cited case for this proposition, to which appellants…