Does a spurious title document convey title to property?
Full Question:
I am looking for a Court Case or Case Law in California regarding 'Spurious title document never conveys title' in California state Court or Federal Court.
10/22/2009 |
Category: Real Property ยป Deeds |
State: California |
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Answer:
California statute Section 38-35-201(3) defines "spurious document" as "any document that is forged or groundless, contains a material misstatement or false claim, or is otherwise patently invalid" (emphasis added).
The California District court for Pueblo County found a deed of trust to be spurious when it tried to claim that the owners of the properties consented to a lender's transferring an interest in property that it did not own.
Also, see:
Kinert, et al v. Wright, et al, 81 Cal.App.2d 919 (1947)
