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· 1/9/1906

Purdin v. Washington National Building, Loan, & Investment Ass'n

Citations

  • 41 Wash. 395
  • 83 P. 723
  • 1906 Wash. LEXIS 974

Syllabus

<p>Mortgages — Priority Over Liens for Irrigation Assessments — ■ Failure to Foreclose. Where a mortgagee has taken a deed of the mortgaged premises in satisfaction of the mortgage, which was never foreclosed, he cannot claim that his interest is prior and paramount to that of a lien for irrigation assessments, where the date of his conveyance does not appear.</p> <p>Irrigation — Organization of District — Collateral Attack. The organization of an irrigation district cannot be collaterally attacked in a proceeding to determine the priority of the liens of irrigation assessments over a mortgage on the premises assessed.</p>

Judges: Root

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