Opinions of the City Attorney of San Francisco 1951 Pt.2
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A held lef^al title to the property a loan was secured by her tlirough the Bayvlew Savings and Loan Com.:Einy solely upon her signature.
Shortly before her death in April, Mrs. A deeded the j property by deed of cl^t to her daughter. Her daughter has con- I tected the Board of Supervisors and has requested that the lien of the City and County of Sen Frencisco be released as Mr. A at , no tine '.^es the owner or had any interest in the scid real I property.
#2 You have requested advice as to whe...t potion should be taken by the Board of Su';)ervisors in this matter, OPINION Section l6ij. of the Civil Code provided in part as follows in 1925 (when the said property was acquired): " , , , but whenever any property is conveyed to a married wonan by an instrument in writing the presxjTiDtion is that the title is thereby vested in her as her separate property ....
"... and the presumption in this section mentioned is conclusive in f pvor of a purchaser or any encumbrancer in good feith and for a valuable consideration," In the instant case, the daughter, having received title by deed of Gift* is not a purchaser in good faith and for a valuable consideration and the nresumption that the oroperty was the separate property of the wife would be rebuttable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A held lef^al title to the property a loan was secured by her tlirough the Bayvlew Savings and Loan Com.:Einy solely upon her signature.
Shortly before her death in April, Mrs. A deeded the j property by deed of cl^t to her daughter. Her daughter has con- I tected the Board of Supervisors and has requested that the lien of the City and County of Sen Frencisco be released as Mr. A at , no tine '.^es the owner or had any interest in the scid real I property.
#2 You have requested advice as to whe...t potion should be taken by the Board of Su';)ervisors in this matter, OPINION Section l6ij. of the Civil Code provided in part as follows in 1925 (when the said property was acquired): " , , , but whenever any property is conveyed to a married wonan by an instrument in writing the presxjTiDtion is that the title is thereby vested in her as her separate property ....
"... and the presumption in this section mentioned is conclusive in f pvor of a purchaser or any encumbrancer in good feith and for a valuable consideration," In the instant case, the daughter, having received title by deed of Gift* is not a purchaser in good faith and for a valuable consideration and the nresumption that the oroperty was the separate property of the wife would be rebuttable.
What to read after Opinions of the City Attorney of San Francisco 1951 Pt.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco (Calif.). City Attorney's Office to read onlineMoreLess
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