Weyburn v. Watkins

Citations

• 90 Miss. 728
• 44 So. 145

Syllabus

<p>1..Trustee’s Sale. Deed of Trust. Inadequacy of price.</p> <p>A sale of land made by a trustee in a deed of trust, otherwise valid, will not be set aside for mere inadequacy of price, unless it be so great as to shock the conscience.</p> <p>2. Same, notices of sale. Defects. Date.</p> <p>Notices of a trustee’s sale, complying with the terms of the trust deed and the law, which clearly and properly give the time, terms and place of sale, are not invalidated by an erroneous date written under them.</p> <p>3. Same. Principal and surety.</p> <p>The right to sell existing, a surety cannot complain of a trustee’s sale of lands any more than a principal debtor.</p>