Defendant did not timely file a petition to set aside sheriff's sale and could not challenge the sale via preliminary objections to an ejectment complaint. The sheriff's sale of the subject premises was valid and the court overruled defendant's preliminary objections to plaintiff's complaint in ejectment.
November 08, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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Selene RMOF REO Acquisition v. Tillman, PICS Case No. 11-4275 (C.P. Monroe Sept. 13, 2011) Vican, P.J. (6 pages).
Defendant did not timely file a petition to set aside sheriff’s sale and could not challenge the sale via preliminary objections to an ejectment complaint. The sheriff’s sale of the subject premises was valid and the court overruled defendant’s preliminary objections to plaintiff’s complaint in ejectment.
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