Peterson v. Peterson

This appeal from the superior court of Cook county should have been taken to the Appellate Court for the First District. In August, 1910, the appellee was the owner of a master’s certificate of sale of certain real estate in the city of Chicago, which he had pledged to the Chicago City Bank as collateral security for his note for $1000. The sale had been made for $4850.70. The premises were worth more than $16,000, were subject to a prior mortgage for $8300, and had been sold for taxes. The appellant O. C. Peterson had recovered a judgment against the appellee for $550. As the result of…