San Gabriel Valley Bank v. Lake View Town Co.

Good Law
1906 Cal. LEXIS 383·7 Cal. Unrep. 266·86 P. 727
Supreme Court of CaliforniaApril 28, 1906California1,395 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Noyes, J.

Plaintiff filed complaint for the foreclosure of a mortgage executed by the defendant, the Lake View Town Company. The mortgage was given to secure the payment of a promissory note, likewise made by the said defendant to plaintiff for the sum of $5,000. The mortgage lien covers various subdivisions of land belonging to defendant, together with “one thousand shares of the capital stock of Lakeview Water Company; the said capital stock being in fact, and also mortgaged as, appurtenant to said land, on the plant of one share of the capital stock to each acre of said land.” The stock was evidenced by certificate No. 475, which was owned by the corporation defendant and assigned to plaintiff as pledgee in pursuance of the mortgage contract. The note, or that part of it pertinent to the legal questions here raised, is as follows:

A copy of this note was inserted in the mortgage and made a part thereof, and the mortgage, in fixing the rights of the *268 parties thereto, provided, inter alia, but with some particularity, that “the mortgagor will, during the life of this mortgage, promptly pay all taxes that may be assessed against said mortgaged property, excepting the taxes upon the…

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