San Jose Safe Deposit Bank of Savings v. Bank of Madera
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from an order of the Superior Court of MaderaCounty granting a new trial. W. M. Conley, Judge. The action was brought to compel the execution of a sheriff’s - 'deed to plaintiff as the assignee of a certificate' of redemption, by a redemptioner from a sale under foreclosure of a mortgage, and to quiet the plaintiff’s title to the property redeemed. Fur-, ther facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
BRITT, C.
In this action, after trial, the court below rendered judgment whereby defendant Westfall, as sheriff of the county of Madera, was required to execute to plaintiff a deed óf certain land which had been sold by his predecessor in office in the course of judicial proceedings to foreclose a mortgage there-, on, and whereby also, among other directions in plaintiff’s favor, the Bank of Madera and other defendants were enjoined from asserting any title or interest in said land. Afterward the court granted a new trial and the plaintiff took this appeal. Among the facts in evidence, or…
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