Brady

Brady v. Burke

Good Law
1891 Cal. LEXIS 873·90 Cal. 1·27 P. 52
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJune 29, 1891No. 13207California2,388 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Haven, J.

— This is an action under section 738 of the Code of Civil Procedure to determine adverse claims to two lots in the city of San Francisco. All of the parties claim under a common source of title.

The plaintiff, who is the respondent here, claims title to both lots upon sales made under judgments foreclosing certain street assessments, recorded November 14, 1870, and deeds executed by the sheriff on October 3, 1885, in pursuance of such sales.

The defendants claim an interest in the lots in controversy, based upon various street assessments against said lots, made and recorded subsequently to the commencement of the foreclosure suits under which plaintiff claims, and prior to the rendition of final judgment therein. Defendant Diggins claims the legal title to lot 5, by virtue of a sheriff's deed, under a judgment foreclosing one of these assessments, and the defendant Wood the legal title to lot 6, by virtue of two deeds, based upon judgments foreclosing two of said assessments. These deeds were executed during the pendency of the foreclosure proceedings under which plaintiff claims. These defendants also claim to hold the legal title in trust for certain of their co-defendants,…

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