Ryan v. Newcomb

Citations

• 136 Ill. 57
• 26 N.E. 513

Syllabus

<p>Practice—after reversal and remandment—proceedings in the trial court. Where a decree is reversed and the cause remanded by this court to the circuit court, with directions to allow a redemption from a sale under a deed of trust upon payment of the principal debt with the interest due thereon, it will be error to require payment also of moneys paid for taxes upon the premises, even though the trust deed made all taxes paid a part of the debt secured. The finding of the right to redeem without requiring the payment of taxes is conclusive between the parties when the cause is remanded.</p>