104 Cal. App. 30 - Richards v. Sellers’s Empirical Analysis

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1 state decisions

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1. ““Because the plaintiff did not serve the occupant and because the owner received no notice at all the service was incomplete and the owner’s title was not divested. In making findings against the plaintiffs the trial court did not hold that the plaintiffs had no rights. It merely held that the plaintiffs’ deed was invalid. (4) By the terms of section 72 of the statute the payments theretofore made by the plaintiffs together with "interest thereon constituted a lien. That lien still exists and will continue to exist until a redemption is had or a valid deed is made. In no respect did the trial court hold to the contrary. ’ ’ •”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. District Bond Co. v. Hilliker