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· 6/16/2008

Mayer v. L&B REAL ESTATE

Citations

  • 43 Cal. 4th 1231
  • 185 P.3d 43
  • 78 Cal. Rptr. 3d 62
  • 2008 Cal. LEXIS 6852

How courts have described this case

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  • “[W]hether a statute of limitations bars an action to quiet title may turn on whether the plaintiff is in undisturbed possession of the land.”
  • the statute of limitation against a jurisdictional attack on a tax deed can not begin to run while the owners of the subject property are in undisturbed possession.
  • \It long has been the law that whether a statute of limitations bars an action to quiet title may turn on whether the plaintiff is in undisturbed possession of the land.\

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Judges: Moreno

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