Feraud

Pioneer Abstract & Title Guaranty Co. v. Feraud

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 997·91 Cal. App. 278·267 P. 134
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 24, 1928Docket Nos. 3512, 3513.California2,750 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Jamison, J.

By stipulation of'hhe attorneys for the respective parties these two proceedings were tried together. The petitioner in Cause No. 9265 being the Pioneer Abstract and Title Guaranty Company, a corporation, hereinafter termed the respondent, and in Cause No. 9266, the petitioner being Emma D. Suverkrup, hereinafter termed the respondent, and the parties against whom the said proceedings were had being Fulton G. Feraud, Registrar of Titles of San Bernardino County; Walter A. Shay, Sheriff of said county; E. M. Whitaker, and certain fictitious defendants termed respondents in the trial court, but hereinafter designated appellants.

Judgments were rendered in favor of each of the petitioners and against the said Feraud, as said Registrar, and against the said Shay, as Sheriff, and against the said Whitaker, and from both of said judgments said last-named parties have appealed.

Each of these proceedings was brought under the provisions of the Land Titles Act, commonly known as the Torrens Title La.w, for purpose of having canceled and removed from certain certificates of registration in the office of the Registrar of Titles of San Bernardino County, certain memorials indorsed thereon…

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