Pollard v. King

Citations

• 63 Ill. 36

Syllabus

<p>1. Constable’s sale—description in notice of sale. A constable levied upon and sold under execution the corn of defendant in execution, standing upon the southeast northwest section 8, town 23, range 6. He posted three notices of the sale, in one of which the land was described as the southeast northeast section 8. In the other two the land was correctly described: Held,, in replevin by the purchaser of the corn, that the notice of the sale was sufficient, and that the mistake in one of the notices did not invalidate the sale.</p> <p>2. Cross errors. Before a party can insist upon cross errors, he must assign them upon the record as required by the rule.</p>