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· 12/23/1963

Golden v. Tomiyasu

Citations

  • 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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