Security Pacific Finance Corp. v. Bishop
Idaho Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
WALTERS, Chief Judge.
Plaintiff-respondent, Security Pacific Finance Corporation, hereinafter referred to as Security, loaned defendant-appellant, Robert Bishop, approximately $20,000 which was secured by a deed of trust on Bishop’s home. Bishop defaulted on the loan. Non-judicial foreclosure proceedings were commenced under I.C. § 45-1505. The residence was sold at a trustee’s sale. Security was the sole bidder. After the sale, Security-sought possession of the residence, but Bishop refused to vacate the premises. Security filed suit for possession and Bishop answered, alleging the…
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