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Cooper. 04 Ala. 170, 33 Am. St. Rep. 105.
^ Karns v. Olney, 80 Cal. 00, 13 Am, St, Hep. 101, 3 Rawles v, Jackson, 104 Ga, 503, GO Am. St, Kep, 185, (12) 177 ^, -, ()„ VOID . IrUKIAL SALKS.
rliruiuoa I)v this ooiulucl ? Suppose llicso adiiiinistnilors l)V IhoMisclvcs oi- llioir attonioy, with their usseut, had said: this property has l)een wrongfully h'vied ; it is the property of the administrators de bonis non of Parkhill, deeeased : it has been levied upon as the property of the adiiiinistra-... lors whose letters have been revoked. The judgment is void. The execution is void. The whole matter is illegal, and purchasers will buy at their peril. Would the pro})- i-rlv, under sueh circumstances, have brought fair valuer Would Ponder, who is represented as a i)rudent, cautious man, have become a purchaser? Was not, in tine, a belief induced bv the conduct of these administrators, which caused the purchaser, Ponder, to change his previous posi- tion? If so (and so we think), then, by the law of estoppel, they are concluded from averring against Ponder a different state of things existing at the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooper. 04 Ala. 170, 33 Am. St. Rep. 105.
^ Karns v. Olney, 80 Cal. 00, 13 Am, St, Hep. 101, 3 Rawles v, Jackson, 104 Ga, 503, GO Am. St, Kep, 185, (12) 177 ^, -, ()„ VOID . IrUKIAL SALKS.
rliruiuoa I)v this ooiulucl ? Suppose llicso adiiiinistnilors l)V IhoMisclvcs oi- llioir attonioy, with their usseut, had said: this property has l)een wrongfully h'vied ; it is the property of the administrators de bonis non of Parkhill, deeeased : it has been levied upon as the property of the adiiiinistra-... lors whose letters have been revoked. The judgment is void. The execution is void. The whole matter is illegal, and purchasers will buy at their peril. Would the pro})- i-rlv, under sueh circumstances, have brought fair valuer Would Ponder, who is represented as a i)rudent, cautious man, have become a purchaser? Was not, in tine, a belief induced bv the conduct of these administrators, which caused the purchaser, Ponder, to change his previous posi- tion? If so (and so we think), then, by the law of estoppel, they are concluded from averring against Ponder a different state of things existing at the same time.
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