Case Name: Margaret E. Dovey et al. v. Elizabeth McCullough et al.
Court: Nebraska Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: Nebraska
Decision Date: 1900-06-20
Citations: 60 Neb. 376
Docket Number: No. 10,465
Parties: Margaret E. Dovey et al. v. Elizabeth McCullough et al.
Judges: 
Reporter: Nebraska Reports
Volume: 60
Pages: 376–377

Head Matter:
Margaret E. Dovey et al. v. Elizabeth McCullough et al.
Filed June 20, 1900.
No. 10,465.
1. Appeal: Supebsedas Bond. An appeal to this court does no.t operate as a stay of proceedings, unless the appellant shall execute a supersedeas bond within twenty days from the entry of such decree, conditioned as required by section 677 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
2. Appraisement: Objections: Time. All objections to the appraisement of property, to be available, must be made before the sale.
3.-: Copt: Filing with Clebk. A copy of the appraisement is required to be filed with the clerk of the district court before the property is advertised for sale.
Error to the district court for Cass county. Tried below before Ramsey, J,
Affirmed.
A. N. Sullivan, for plaintiffs in error.
G. S. Polk and Jesse L. Boot, contra.

Opinion:
Non val, C. J.
This is an error proceeding to review an order confirming the sale of real estate under a decree foreclosing a tax lien. The grounds urged in the court below for vacating the sale were: (1.) That an appeal had been prosecuted from the decree of foreclosure and a supersedeas bond given. (2.) The property was appraised too low. (3.) Lots 10 and 11 were appraised together. (4.) No copy of the appraisement was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court within the time required by law. The same points only are raised by the petition in error. The appeal from the decree of foreclosure did not stay the carrying into effect its provisions, as no supersedeas bond was given by the appellants within twenty days after the decree was rendered, as section 677 of the Code of Civil Procedure required.
No objection to the appraisement having been made before the sale, this court is not called upon to determine whether the premises were appraised too low, or whether each lot should have been separately appraised. A copy of the appraisement was deposited by the sheriff in the office of the clerk of the district court before the property was advertised for sale. This was all the law required. The order of confirmation is
Affirmed.