Goldman v. Quadrato

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• land acquired by city on foreclosure of tax lien not devoted to public use
• \Whether possession is adverse in character is a question of fact.... Since the [trial] court found all the essential elements of an adverse possession... the court was correct in its judgment.\ [Citation omitted.]
• “A legal title perfected into a grant or vested by deed ... may never be lost by abandonment.... Title to realty does not pass merely through the inaction of its owner.” (footnote and citations omitted)
• “Whether possession is adverse in character is a question of fact... . Since the [trial] court found all the essential elements of an adverse possession . . . the court was correct in its judgment.” [Citation omitted.]
• by implication, tax title by foreclosure does not affect adverse possession

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).