Inasmuch as the execution was issued and the sale conducted several months prior to the docketing of the judgment, it was correctly held that the sale was void and that the deed conveyed no title to the purchasers. (Civ. Prac. Act, §§ 648, 643.) Reversal is ordered so that evidence may be taken of expenditures made by appellants to preserve the property. It does not appear in the pleadings that such expenses were gratuitous; and if not, appellants are equitably...
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