Alden v. Goldie

Citations

• 82 Ill. 581

Syllabus

<p>Trust deed—place of sale. Where a trust deed provides for sale of premises, on default of payment, “at the north door of the court house in said city of Chicago,” these words are not restrictive to the site of the court house in existence at the date of the instrument, but, in case of its destruction by fire, the sale may be advertised and made at the north door of the building in use for a court house.</p>