Nevada Supreme Court· 12/23/1963

Golden v. Tomiyasu

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387 P.2d 989
79 Nev. 503
1963 Nev. LEXIS 148

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overruling the lower court's decision to set aside the sale upon concluding there was no evidence of fraud, unfairness, or oppression
overruling the lower court's decision to set aside the sale upon concluding there was no evidence of fraud, unfairness, or oppression
accounting for a list of irregularities that could justify a district court setting aside a sale, including selling property in a manner that prevents it from selling for full value
even a gross inadequacy of price is not sufficient to set aside a sale under a deed of trust, unless it is accompanied by proof of fraud, unfairness, or oppression
\[I]t is universally recognized that inadequacy of price is a circumstance of greater or less weight to be considered in connection with other circumstances impeaching the fairness of the transaction as a cause of vacating it....\ (emphasis added
\[I]t is universally recognized that inadequacy of price is a circumstance of greater or less weight to be considered in connection with other circumstances impeaching the fairness of the transaction as a cause of vacating it. . . .\ (emphasis added

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Judges: Badt, McNamee, Thompson

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