Bither

Bither v. Christensen

Good Law
1 Cal. App. 90·81 P. 670
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 31, 1905No. 8.California821 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Chipman, J.

Foreclosure of mortgage. Plaintiff had judgment, from which defendants appeal on the judgment-roll alone. The only question presented is the claim of defendants that the action was prematurely brought.

From the findings of the court it appears that on August 8, 1898, plaintiff, defendant Christensen, and one Copsey entered into an agreement by which Christensen agreed to purchase certain lands, situated in Mendocino County, owned by plaintiff and Copsey as tenants in common, being the premises described in the complaint; that in payment to Copsey for his interest therein said defendant should convey to him certain real property in San Francisco, and in payment to plaintiff for his interest therein he should pay plaintiff the sum of two thousand dollars five years after date, with in terest thereon from said date at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semiannually, the payment of the same to be secured by mortgage on the premises described in the complaint; that the note evidencing said payment and the mortgage securing the same were to be at once delivered to one Pemberton “to be held by him and withheld from record and from absolute delivery until such time as the said…

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