Davie v. Sheffield

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• where there is failure to sell for true market value, the court may order a resale
• The reasons for which a court may order a resale include the failure of the sale to bring the property’s true market value, illegality of the notice, illegality of the advertisement, and irregularity of the sale.
• The reasons for which a court may order a resale include the failure of the sale to bring the property’s true market value, illegality of the notice, illegality of the advertisement, and irregularity of the sale.
• resale may be had for mere inadequacy of price

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).