Arizona Supreme Court· 8/27/2002

In Re Krohn

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52 P.3d 774
203 Ariz. 205

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stating the Arizona Supreme Court has long followed the rule that it will follow the Restatement when not bound by previous decisions or legislative enactment
setting aside a deed of trust sale on the basis that the bid price was grossly inadequate
noting the Restatement guidance that gross inadequacy will generally exist when the sales price is less than twenty percent of fair market value
allowing debtor to challenge completed trustee’s sale based on grossly inadequate bid price
“[D]eed of trust sales are conducted on a contract theory under the power of sale authority of the trustee.”
mortgage foreclosure sale may be set aside if bid is grossly inadequate when compared to fair market value of property

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Judges: Feldman

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