Kiley v. Brewster

Citations

• 44 Ill. 186

Syllabus

<p>Trust-deed—construction of a particular provision in. Under a trust-deed containing a provision to the effect that it should be lawful for the grantee, in case of default, to enter in and upon the premises conveyed, and to sell and dipose of the same at auction, after having given notice, etc., it is not necessary, in order that a legal sale of the premises may be had by the trustee, that an entry or demand for possession should first be made by him. Entry in such case is not a condition precedent to the making of the sale.</p>