Loewenberg v. Glover
Citations
- 19 Wash. 544
- 53 P. 839
- 1898 Wash. LEXIS 422
Syllabus
<p>CANCELLATION OE DEED — MISTAKE.</p> <p>Where a wife’s separate property was included with that of her husband and that of the community in a deed given by him to secure certain creditors, the deed will be set aside as to her separate property when it was included without her knowledge, she being induced to sign the deed hurriedly without reading, on the representation that only the community property and the husband’s separate property were covered by the instrument, and when her property formed no part of the consideration for the release by the creditors of their claims and no rights of innocent third parties have intervened.</p>
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- “[Ijndividuals are not permitted to maintain separate judicial proceedings to redress a wrong that is public in its nature unless the individual suffers or is threatened with some special, particular, or peculiar injury growing out of the public wrong”
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Judges: Gordon
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