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· 7/1/1873

Hall v. Yoell

Citations

  • 45 Cal. 584

Syllabus

<p>Pabol Sale op Land TJndeb Mexican Law.—A parol sale of real estate, made in California while the laws of Mexico were in force here, if fully executed, was valid, and passed the title to the vendee.</p> <p>Sheeipp’s Deed op Land.—A Sheriff’s deed of real estate, executed under an execution sale, if made before the time for redemption expires, is void.</p> <p>Pabties Dependant in Fobeclosdbe Case.—Persons claiming title to real estate, under Sheriff’s sales which passed no title, are not necessary or proper parties defendant in an action to enforce a mortgage on the same real estate, made before the Sheriff’s sales took place.</p>

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Judges: Niles

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