Feldmeier

Feldmeier v. Mortgage Securities, Inc.

Good Law
1939 Cal. App. LEXIS 99·34 Cal. App. 2d 201·93 P.2d 593
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 21, 1939Civ. 2428California20,988 words

Opinion

Opinion

Haines, J.

The record in this case is a ponder ous one. The pleadings begin with a complaint on the part of L. P. Feldmeier and others, who are respondents here, to enforce what they deem to be their rights as the holders of mortgage certificates issued by defendant and respondent Mortgage Securities, Incorporated, of Santa Barbara, to ■ which, following the designation adopted in the findings of the trial court we shall hereinafter, for convenience, refer as the “Company”. The defendants include also appellant Security Title Insurance & Guarantee Company, the assignee of certain assets deposited with it to secure the said certificates, to which, following again the designation used by the trial court in its findings, we shall hereinafter refer as the “Depositary”. Sundry recognized holders of mortgage certificates, who are respondents here, were named in the complaint as defendants together with appellant Jane V. Reinert, who figures largely in the case as the claimant of certain further mortgage certificates, purporting to be issued by the Company, but found by the trial court to be void, and County National Bank and Trust Company of Santa Barbara, as pledgee of the certificates last…

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