State ex rel. Twiss v. Carpenter
Citations
- 19 Wash. 378
- 53 P. 342
- 1898 Wash. LEXIS 389
Syllabus
<p>FORECLOSURE — SALE BY PARCELS — REDEMPTION.</p> <p>Where mortgaged premises have been sold by the sheriff, on foreclosure in parcels, and the sale has been confirmed 'by the court, the mortgagee is entitled to redeem any parcel so sold separately by tendering the amount for which it was sold, together with interest on same and taxes and costs chargeable against said tract, under the provisions of Code Proc., § 504 (Bal. Code, § 5288), authorizing the sheriff to sell lots and parcels separately or together, as he shall deem most advantageous, and of § 512, allowing redemption of property sold subject to redemption, “or any part thereof separately sold.”</p>
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- when a deed is placed in the hands of a third party, it is a question of fact as to whether the grantor intended a complete and unconditional delivery
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Judges: Gordon
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