Sanchez v. Loureyro
Citations
- 46 Cal. 641
Syllabus
<p>Deed does not Show Change of Possession. — A deed which conveys to the grantee all the grantor’s right and title, and all his right of possession, does not show, or tend to show, any actual possession in the grantee, nor any change of possession from the grantor to the grantee.</p> <p>Deed as Evidence in Forcible Entry. — A deed is not admissible in evidence in an action of forcible cntry and detainer for the purpose of showing possession in the plaintiff at the time of the alleged entry of defendant, nor is it admissible to show a right of possession in the plaintiff, for the right of possession cannot be litigated in such action.</p>
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