Walker v. Mulvean

Citations

• 76 Ill. 18

Syllabus

<p>Estoppel—as a release of errors. Where minor heirs, whose lands were sold on partition, after coming of age, with full knowledge of the facts, received their just proportion of the proceeds of the sale when collected, it was held, that they were estopped from asserting title to the lands so sold, and from denying the validity of the sale upon any ground, either as to the jurisdiction of the court to pronounce the decree, or for any irregularity that intervened, and that they were properly restrained from proceeding to assert title.</p>