Wahl v. Southwest Savings & Loan Association
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
HAIRE, Judge.
In this mortgage foreclosure action the trial court was required to determine the relative priorities existing between twenty-four separate mortgages and various mate-rialmen’s liens affecting the mortgaged realty. The trial court found that all of the mortgages constituted valid first liens, prior and superior to the liens of the various materialmen defendants. From this, determination of priorities, the materialmen have appealed.
The case was determined by the trial court on the basis of an agreed statement of facts with various exhibits attached, together with documentary…
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