Kuhn v. Rumpp

Citations

• 46 Cal. 299

Syllabus

<p>When Absolute Deed is a Mortgage in Equity.—If a deed, absolute on its face, is given as a security for an indebtedness, a Court of equity will declare it to be a mortgage, and allow the grantor to redeem by payment of the indebtedness, both as against the original grantee and parties who purchase from him with knowledge.</p>