Merryman v. Bremmer

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the purchaser of property at a foreclosure sale is entitled to possession of the property after the court ratifies the sale
• stating that the judicial sale purchaser is entitled to possession of the property after the court ratifies the sale
• while ratification of the foreclosure occurs after the foreclosure sale, title is retroactive to the tie of the sale
• while ratification of the foreclosure occurs after the foreclosure sale, title is retroactive to the tie of the sale
• The purchaser was exempted from the obligation to pay interest because the “delay ... must be attributed to the trustee ... and not to [the purchaser].”
• although in the context of a judicial sale arising out of estate proceedings and not a foreclosure sale (the post-sale proceedings for both types of actions currently are governed by the same rules, Md. Rules 14-305 and 14-306)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).