Noble

Noble v. Blanchard

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120 Cal. App. 664·1932 Cal. App. LEXIS 127·8 P.2d 523
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 11, 1932Docket No. 8217.California1,658 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Sturtevant, J.

The transcript on appeal contains two separate appeals which are set forth in the order stated in the above title. In the briefs counsel discuss the appeals in the reverse order. We will follow the order contained in the briefs.

Noble v. Southern California Bond and Finance Co., Los Angeles Record No. 219043.

This is an action brought to set aside a judgment alleged to be void. The judgment under attack was a judgment foreclosing a street assessment lien. It was entered on August 29, 1924. The action to set aside the judgment was commenced March 9, 1927. The plaintiff named as defendants in this action Southern California Bond and Finance Company, the plaintiff in the foreclosure action and Josephine Blanchard, the purchaser at the commissioner’s sale under execution. The company filed a disclaimer. Josephine Blanchard filed an answer. The court made findings in favor of the defendant and from the judgment entered thereon the plaintiff appealed. It will suffice to state that the record discloses the fact that satisfaction of the judgment of foreclosure was entered on October 1, 1924, and that there was nothing before the trial court in this action but a moot question. (1 C. J.…

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