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· 7/16/1902

Kuhl v. Lightle

Citations

  • 29 Wash. 137
  • 69 P. 630
  • 1902 Wash. LEXIS 567

Syllabus

<p>VENDOR AND PURCHASER-ADVERSE INTERESTS-NOTICE.</p> <p>A purchaser of land with actual knowledge that a portion thereof is in the occupancy of other parties than the grantor has notice sufficient to put him on inquiry as to the rights of such occupants, and is hound to inquire hoth as to their tenure and the quantity of land held thereunder, although such occupants may he in possession of an unenclosed tract under an unrecorded deed.</p>

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