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· 1/10/1898

Singly v. Warren

Citations

  • 18 Wash. 434
  • 51 P. 1066
  • 1898 Wash. LEXIS 573

Syllabus

<p>EXECUTION SALES—REVERSAL OE JUDGMENT — BONA FIDE PURCHASER.</p> <p>The title acquired by a judgment creditor upon the purchase by him of the debtor’s real property at execution sale is subject to defeasance upon the subsequent reversal of the judgment, and a grantee of the judgment creditor, though not a party to the action and in ignorance of the defect, does not occupy the position of an innocent purchaser in good faith, and consequently acquires no greater right by a conveyance from the judgment creditor than ' the latter had.</p>

Judges: Anders

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