Harmon v. Larned
Citations
- 58 Ill. 167
Syllabus
<p>1. Sheriff’s deed—requirements thereof. Where a party claims title to lands under a sheriff’s deed, issued on a sale thereof under execution, to entitle him to the possession, there must be uniformity in the judgment, execution and sheriff’s deed, unless the variance is explained.</p> <p>3. Same—within what time must be executed. Where a sheriff’s deed to lands sold under execution, was executed more than nine years after the levy and sale under the judgment, upon the application of the holder of the certificate of purchase alone, and without notice to the parties interested,’ the deed was held to he invalid.</p>
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