Segal v. Agnew

How courts have described this case

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• invalidating $1,200 foreclosure sale where property’s value was at least $1,400 and mortgagee did not give junior mortgagee personal notice of sale despite a request for such notice
• mortgagee gave ineffective and late notice to the holder of a junior mortgage who had asked to be notified of the sale
• mortgagee has duty to “obtain for the property as large a price as possible”
• no notice to anyone of adjourned date of foreclosure sale
• foreclosure sale invalidated because junior mortgagee, who specifically requested notification, received insufficient notice of the auction, which was adjourned several times over a three-month period and was attended only by the auctioneer and the mortgagee’s agent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).