Ephraim

Ephraim v. Pacific Bank

Good Law
129 Cal. 589·1900 Cal. LEXIS 1030·62 P. 177
Supreme Court of CaliforniaSeptember 1, 1900S.F. No. 2201.California2,169 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Harrison, J.

In an action pending in the superior court of Madera county, wherein the defendants herein were plain tiffs and the Madera Fruit and Land Company et al. were defendants, the plaintiff herein, at the instance of the plaintiffs in that action, was appointed as receiver of certain lands and premises described in the complaint in said action, on February 1, 1894, and thereupon entered upon his duties as such receiver. Prior to the commencement of this action the California Savings and Loan Society had commenced an action to foreclose a mortgage held by it upon the property, and on November 26, 1894, obtained a judgment of foreclosure and sale, under which the property was sold to it January 9, 1895, and there having been no redemption, the property was conveyed to it July 17, 1895, and the possession thereof turned over to it by the receiver. In the discharge of his duties as such receiver the plaintiff expended certain moneys in caring for the property, and afterward presented his account to the court for settlement, and on October 4, 1897, the court made an order settling and allowing the same. Upon an appeal taken from this order it was affirmed in this court May 27, 1899. On March…

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