Levin v. Sylvan Metal Products Co.

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• concluding that the interest should have been calculated at the statutory rate after the date of the foreclosure decree, “it then becoming in effect a judgment”
• concluding that the interest should have been calculated at the statutory rate after the date of the foreclosure decree, \it then becoming in effect a judgment\
• a party cannot appeal an error that does not injure him
• in a mortgage foreclosure case, the appellate court held 4 We take no position on whether plaintiff’s collection of interest from the date of the foreclosure judgment to the date of the sheriff’s sale would have been proper without the addition of a Rule 304(a

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