There were no defects in the notice of sale, which, in compliance with a prior order, notified bidders of the existence of a prior mortgage that plaintiff believed had been satisfied and the fact that the title company would indemnify a purchaser against any risk with respect thereto. Plaintiff's advertising of its lien as a first mortgage, coupled with the indemnification letter from the title company, sufficiently established that the lack of a properly filed satisfaction...
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