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· 6/15/1877

Musgrave v. Conover

Citations

  • 85 Ill. 374

Syllabus

<p>1. Guardian’s save—jurisdiction—notice of application. Where the record of a proceeding by a guardian for the sale of his ward’s land fails to show any notice of the application, to the wards, the decree purporting to</p> <p>authorize the sale will be void for want of jurisdiction, and may be attacked collaterally.</p> <p>2. Same—no title passes till sale is approved. In the absence of any report of the sale of land by a guardian for the support and education of his ward, and its confirmation by the court, no title will pass to the purchaser.</p>

Judges: Breese

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