Hansen v. Union Savings Bank

This is an action to quiet title to a certain described lot of land. Judgment went for defendant, and the plaintiff appeals from the judgment.

On August 26, 1895, the lot in question was owned by appellant’s husband, Jens Hansen, since deceased, as com munity property, and on that day he mortgaged it to respondent to secure his note for six hundred and fifty dollars. Afterwards respondent brought an action to foreclose the mortgage, making "said Jens and appellant herein both parties defendant. They both made default, and judgment was rendered foreclosing the mortgage, and at a sale under the…