· 10/29/1888
Fabretti v. Superior Court
Citations
- 77 Cal. 305
- 19 P. 481
- 1888 Cal. LEXIS 689
How courts have described this case
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- tax deed incorporating incorrect legal description was internally inconsistent and thus did not convey legal title; “[a] description of property contained in a deed must be sufficient to identify the land being sold”
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Judges: Paterson
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