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· 6/15/1889

Mann v. Jennings

Citations

  • 25 Fla. 730

Syllabus

<p>1. A decree obtained in regular order of proceeding, and become absolute, cannot be attacked by motion to set aside tbe sale thereunder.</p> <p>2. A sale under foreclosure of mortgage will not be set aside on the ground that the person appointed to make the sale was styled’ in the decree appointing him Commissioner instead of Master, when the authority and duties prescribed in the appointment are appropriate to the function given; nor will it be set aside because the person bidding off the property is nob the person reported to have bought it, when it is shown that the latter actually became the purchaser, or was substituted for the bidder by procurement of the defendant whose property was being sold.</p>

Judges: Maxwell

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