Wilson v. Hilligoss
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Davis
A bill was filed in the circuit court of Shelby county by appellant, P. L. Wilson, for the partition of certain real estate, and a decree for partition and sale was entered and the land was sold to C. M. Boling. The report of sale, made by the master in chancery, was confirmed and a deed delivered to said purchaser. The purchaser filed a petition in said court praying that the court direct the return of his money by the master in chancery and for a cancellation of said deed, and that the sale and decree leading up thereto should be held for naught. Upon a hearing the court ordered that said…
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