Ky. Rev. Stat. § 426.560
Newspaper advertisement required in execution and judicial sales
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In addition to the notices now required by statute to be posted, all public sales of any kind of property sold under execution, judgment or decree, shall, unless otherwise agreed upon by the parties, be advertised by publication pursuant to KRS Chapter 424. The advertisement shall state the time, place and terms of sale and describe the property to be sold. The newspaper advertisement shall not be necessary where the appraised value of the property to be sold is less than one hundred dollars ($100). History: Amended 1966 Ky. Acts ch. 239, sec. 229. -- Recodified 1942 Ky. Acts ch. 208, sec. 1, effective October 1, 1942, from Ky. Stat. sec. 14a-1.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 9
cases (4 in the last 5 years), 1944–2025 · leading case: Sizemore v. Bennett
Sizemore v. Bennett (1966)
“700, so far as it relates to the advertisement of property to be sold at a judicial sale, provides that every sale “ * * * shall be made after such notice of the time, place and terms of sale as the order may direct; * * See, however, KRS 426.”
Maynard v. Boggs (1987)
“KRS 426.560. In light of the fact that the trial court found no evidence of fraud or irregularity in the original sale and that the ap-pellees presented no substantial evidence of unfairness, we now hold that the Lawrence Circuit Court was clearly erroneous in setting aside the…”
Sachs v. Title Ins. Trust Co., Etc. (1947)
“Sachs, but, in addition, it is claimed that the sales were void because no refunding bond was executed pursuant to Section 410 of the Civil Code of Practice,- that the advertisement of the sale in the action by the Title Insurance and Trust Company was not sufficient under KRS…”
Justice v. Graham (1952)
“There was no defect in the judgment; there was only a failure, if it could be called such, on the part of the master commissioner to properly describe in posted notices the property ordered sold under the judgment.”
Ferrells Logging & Lumber, Inc. v. Kim Spencer (2023)
“4 “The officer making the sale shall first advertise the time and place of sale by written notice describing the land to be sold, posted at the courthouse door and three other places in the vicinity of the land for fifteen days next preceding the sale, or by newspaper notice if…”
Timothy Lunsford v. Central Bank and Trust Company (2021)
“See KRS 426.560 (newspaper advertisements for judicial sales must “state the time, place and terms of sale and describe the property to be sold”); KRS 451.”
Meredith L. Lawrence v. Bingham, Greenebaum, Doll, LLP, Renamed Dentons Bingham Greenebaum, LLP (2025)
“169 million valuation – the higher of the two valuations set forth in the report – because, in his words, that valuation was 26 KRS 426.560 provides, “In addition to the notices now required by statute to be posted, all public sales of any kind of property sold under execution,…”
Meredith L. Lawrence v. Bingham Greenebaum Doll, LLP (2025)
“169 million valuation – the higher of the two valuations set forth in the report – because, in his words, that valuation was 26 KRS 426.560 provides, “In addition to the notices now required by statute to be posted, all public sales of any kind of property sold under execution,…”
McIntosh v. Clark, Thurmund & Richardson (1944)
“” Although appellants had not appeared in person or by counsel, or in any manner entered their appearance to the action, the judgment recited that “advertisement in any newspaper is hereby waived,” and in consequence, the sale was not advertised as required by KRS 426.560* (KS…”
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