KIRK v. LOAN BUILDING ASS OF SANTA BARBARA (1936)

Supreme Court of California.

KIRK et al. v. LOAN & BUILDING ASS'N OF SANTA BARBARA et al.

L. A. 15603.

Decided: June 12, 1936

C. W. Engelbertson, of Santa Barbara, for appellants. Arch H. Vernon, Earl E. Johnson, and Gilbert E. Harris, all of Los Angeles, for respondents.

This is an appeal from a judgment for the defendants in an action to quiet title and set aside a sale under a deed of trust. Motion to dismiss the appeal or affirm the judgment upon the ground that no substantial questions have been raised has been made by the respondents. The propositions relied upon as requiring a reversal of the judgment were all urged in Engelbertson v. Loan & Building Ass'n (Cal.Sup.) 58 P.(2d) 647, this day decided, and were therein determined contrary to the contentions of the appellants.

The motion to dismiss the appeal is denied, and the judgment is affirmed.

THOMPSON, Justice.

We concur: WASTE, C. J.; SHENK, J.; LANGDON, J.; CURTIS, J.

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