63 Iowa 110 | Iowa | 1884
We then have the case where the sale has been judicially set aside, and it seems to us that it necessarily follows that the satisfaction of the judgment which followed the sale, and was entered of record by reason thereof, should be set aside. The satisfaction of the judgment depends on whether there was a sale. The latter having been set aside, in legal effect there is no sale to support the satisfaction of the judgment.
Reversed.