Peterson v. Sloss

Citations

• 39 Wash. 207
• 81 P. 744
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 844

Syllabus

<p>Vendor and Purchaser—Deed Before Patent—Recording—Chain or Title—Notice to Subsequent Purchasers. A deed by a homesteader prior to patent, after final proof and tbe issuance of tbe receiver’s final receipt, is in tbe chain of title, although the receiver’s receipt was not recorded, and the same transfers equitable title; and subsequent purchasers after issuance and recording of the patent are bound by the record of such former deed, from the patentee, although they had no actual notice thereof.</p> <p>Same — Partition — Prior Purchasers. A partition agreement, made by a tenant in common after contracting to convey his interests, is not binding upon subsequent purchasers from his grantee.</p>