Seminole B. & L. Assn. v. Levit

Opinion by

Baldkigb, J.,

This appeal followed the discharge of a rule to show cause why a sheriff’s sale should not be set aside.

On January 29, 1931, plaintiff entered judgment against the defendant under a bond secured by second mortgage on the premises known as 2128 North 58th Street, Philadelphia; damages were assessed at $2,-171.68. On December 7, 1931, the premises were sold at sheriff’s sale to the plaintiff. On December 14, 1931, the sheriff executed and acknowledged a deed to the purchaser. Defendant obtained a rule on March 29, 1932, to show cause why the sheriff’s sale should not be…