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· 6/17/2002

Columbus Investment v. Lewis

Citations

  • 48 P.3d 1222
  • 2002 WL 1308285

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  • noting that although the taxpayers asserted that they had not received actual notice of the pending issuance of a tax deed, the treasurer had met the section 39-11-128 diligent inquiry requirements
  • noting that although the taxpayers asserted that they had not received actual notice of the pending issuance of a tax deed, the treasurer had met the section 39-11-128 diligent inquiry requirements
  • “The transfer or assignment of a negotiable promissory note carries with it, as an incident, the deed of trust or mortgage upon real estate or chattels that secure[s] its payment.”
  • “The transfer or assignment of a negotiable promissory note carries with it, as an incident, the deed of trust or mortgage upon real estate . . . that secure[s] its payment.”’

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Judges: Hobbs

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