Bowman v. People
Citations
- 82 Ill. 246
Syllabus
<p>1. Execution—what is subject to levy and sale. The purchaser of land at an execution sale acquires no interest in the land before the expiration of the time allowed for redemption, which is liable to bd levied on and sold on an execution against him.</p> <p>2. Where land has been sold by a sheriff on an execution against the owner, and a certificate of purchase given to the purchaser, and afterwards, and before the time of redemption expires, the interest of the purchaser in the land is sold, on an execution against him, the purchaser at such second sale takes nothing, nor will the sheriff be authorized, in case of a subsequent redemption from the first sale, to pay the redemption money to the purchaser at the second sale.</p>
Judges: Scott
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- Baker v. CopenbargerIllinois Supreme Court· 1853-12-15· cited 69×
- Wilkes & Fontaine v. FerrisNew York Supreme Court· 1810-02-15· cited 50×
- Page v. RogersCalifornia Supreme Court· 1866-07-01· cited 31×
- Morrison v. WurtzSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1838-09-15· cited 16×
- Hagaman v. Jackson, ex dem. CampbellNew York Supreme Court· 1828-10-15· cited 2×
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