Furth v. United States Mortgage & Trust Co.

Citations

• 13 Wash. 73
• 42 P. 523
• 1895 Wash. LEXIS 51

Syllabus

<p>ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE—ORDER OF COURT — NOTICE — SUFFICIENCY.</p> <p>An order to show cause why an administrators’ sale should not be granted need not name the heirs, although known to the court, but is sufficient, if directed, in the language of CodeProc., §1006, “ to all persons interested.”</p> <p>An order for the sale of real estate by an administrator is not invalid because no formal order of the court was entered or recorded designating the newspaper in which should be published the order to show cause why a sale should not be granted, as required by Code Proc., § 1007, when publication has in fact been made in a competent newspaper under the direction of the clerk and there is nothing to show that the same was not done under the direction of the judge.</p>