Jacks v. Johnston
Citations
- 86 Cal. 384
- 24 P. 1057
- 1890 Cal. LEXIS 1036
Syllabus
<p>Statute of Limitations — Execution of Judgment in Foreclosure Suit — Time of Issuance —Waiver of Judgment for Deficiency. — A judgment foreclosing a mortgage given to secure the payment of money is a judgment for the recovery of money, upon which an execution for the sale of the mortgaged premises cannot issue after five years from the date of its rendition, even though a judgment for deficiency was expressly waived by stipulation of the parties.</p>
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- explaining that a CPC denial rests on the Supreme Court’s conclusion that a claim lacks “arguable merit”
- explaining that a CPC denial rests on the Supreme Court’s conclusion that a claim lacks “arguable merit”
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Judges: McFarland
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