Walcker v. Benson and McLaughlin, PS

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a non-judicial foreclosure must be initiated within six years after execution of the note or the action will be barred
• stating that a nonjudicial foreclosure must be initiated within six years after execution of the note or the action will be barred
• holding RCW 7.28.300 and the Deed of Trust Act, ch. 61.24 RCW, allow the statute of limitations as a defense in foreclosures of a deed of trust securing entirely time-barred debt
• quieting title in homeowner after beneficiary sought to enforce a promissory note after the statute of limitations had run
• limitations period defense applies to judicial and nonjudicial foreclosures and can be raised on a motion to restrain a trustee’s sale

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