Malamed v. Sedelsky

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• barring priority of judgment lien creditor because of constructive notice of unrecorded deed inferred from /possession by such deed’s grantee
• couple placed home in brother's name to obtain a Veterans' Administration loan
• “Excusive possession . . . was sufficient constructive notice.”
• “It is the duty of a purchaser of real property to make inquiry respecting the rights of the party in possession and failing to do so they are affected with constructive notice of such facts as would have come to his knowledge in the proper discharge of that duty.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).