· 3/22/2005
Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. v. Bird (In Re Hiseman)
Citations
- 330 B.R. 251
- 53 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 1937
- 2005 Bankr. LEXIS 500
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- noting that constructive notice of a recorded document extends only to the legal description in the document and because the legal description in the trust deed described the wrong parcel of land, no constructive knowledge can be imputed to the trustee
- no constructive notice when legal description was incorrect even though street address and tax parcel identification number were correct; but opinion makes no mention of whether any conveyance in chain of title describes property by street address or identification number
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Judges: William T. Thurman
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