Bid in. Said when property at public vendue (auction) is bid for and bought by parties in interest
because a high enough price has not been offered for it. Again, the term bid in applies when at a
foreclosure sale the property is bought for parties in interest. In the sale at foreclosure of a
railroad the road may be and generally is bid in in the interest of the security holders.
because a high enough price has not been offered for it. Again, the term bid in applies when at a
foreclosure sale the property is bought for parties in interest. In the sale at foreclosure of a
railroad the road may be and generally is bid in in the interest of the security holders.
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