Grady v. . Parker

Tbe defendants do not challenge tbe validity of tbe deed of trust or tbe present right of enforcement, nor do they dispute tbe effectiveness of tbe judgment against Mrs. Parker on tbe note. They do contend that tbe order of foreclosure, made while Rose, trustee in tbe deed of trust, was not a party to tbe proceeding, was void; and that tbe order attempting to cure its invalidity by making Rose a party by relation nunc pro tunc before tbe order was made is beyond tbe present power of tbe court, and at best could only make tbe trustee a party for some subsequent action in tbe premises as might…