Binga v. Bell
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Gridley
In a foreclosure proceeding a decree of sale was entered by the superior court of Cook county on April 1, 1929. At the sale, held on April 23, 1929, the -.premises were sold to complainant, Jesse Binga, for $10,000. In the master’s report of sale he .-•.stated that the proceeds were not sufficient to pay the amount due to complainant, that there was a deficiency of $5,236.49, and that complainant was entitled to a deficiency decree for said sum and interest against James Hill and Mae Allen Hill, his wife, and Bertha K. Chittenden. In the court’s decree confirming the sale, entered June 17,…
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