Bank of Woodland v. Heron
California Supreme Court
• APPEAL from á judgment of the Superior 'Court of Yolo County. W. H. Grant, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtHenshaw, J.
This is an appeal from the judgment. David Heron executed to the plaintiff hank his promissory note for nine thousand dollars, secured hy mortgage' upon realty. Afterward he conveyed the land affected by the mortgage to Sophia Heron, his wife. The bank brought this action to foreclose the mortgage. By verified complaint it pleaded its execution, acknowledgment, and certification so as to entitle it to recordation, and alleged that it was forthwith recorded in the records of Yolo county. The verified answer and cross-complaint of defendants admitted all of these allegations, but averred…
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