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· 5/8/1914

Kent Lumber Co. v. Clarke

Citations

  • 79 Wash. 523
  • 140 P. 556
  • 1914 Wash. LEXIS 1215

Syllabus

<p>Public Lands — Homestead—Title op Entryman. A homestead claimant, dying after final proof and before issuance of the final receipt or patent, had an equitable title which could be devised by will.</p> <p>Abstracts of Title — Requisites—Merchantable Title. An abstract of title, to show a marketable title, need not give the proof of heirship that was offered in probate or in the general land office as a basis of title, but is sufficient, where the title, supplemented by public records to which attention is directed, discloses a merchantable title to the land.</p>

Judges: Crow

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