Glenn v. Mickey
Citations
- 130 Pa. 586
- 18 A. 939
- 1890 Pa. LEXIS 1072
Syllabus
<p>[To be reported.]</p> <p>1. Where an assignee for the benefit of creditors sells assigned real estate discharged of liens, with the consent of lien creditors but without an order of court, the Court of Common Pleas has jurisdiction by bill in equity to restrain a conveyance and order a re-sale, on the ground of improper conduct in the sale on the part of the assignee: § 18, act of June 16, 1836, P. L. 789.</p> <p>2. If the assigned real estate is offered at public sale both in parcels and as a whole, and is 'sold as a whole for a price less than the amount of the bids from responsible bidders in parcels, a conveyance by the assignee may be restrained and a re-sale ordered, although there is no proof of actual fraud or collusion between the assignee and the purchaser.</p>
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Judges: Clark, Green, McCollum, Mitchell, Stebbett, Sterrett
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