Whiton v. Old Colony Insurance

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• concluding that failure to mail the notice of default did not warrant setting aside a foreclosure sale when the deed of trust beneficiary failed to show prejudice
• emphasizing that the HOA recorded the notice of default, so the assignee of the original deed of trust beneficiary had constructive notice of the notice of default, and received timely notice of sale
• declining to set aside a foreclosure sale when the party complaining about defective notice was not prejudiced
• rejecting argument that the factoring agreement deprived the HOA of standing to foreclose or impermissibly split the lien; adding that, SUPREME CouFn- OF NEVADA 2 (0
• “In a quiet title action, a plaintiff’s right to relief depends on superiority of title.” (cleaned up)
• Nationstar's failure to allege prejudice resulting from defective notice dooms its claim that the defective notice invalidates the HOA sale.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).