92 P. 76 | Cal. | 1907
These actions were brought to obtain decrees quieting plaintiff's title to certain lots located in the city of Los Angeles. That title rested upon certain deeds *98 from the state of California executed by authority of the revenue laws of the state after nonpayment of taxes and sale to the state. Plaintiff deraigned title from one W.H. Wheeler to whom the state made the deeds.
The defendants made proof of their titles. The trial court held the deeds from the state of California to Wheeler to be void for certain irregularities in the proceedings leading up to them and decreed title in the defendants. Upon an appeal to the district court of appeal the same view of the state's deeds was taken and the discussion was confined to conflicting claims of some of the parties defendant. These rulings as to the invalidity of the deeds from the state, both in the trial court and in the court of appeal, were prior to the decision of this court in Baird v.Monroe,
The judgments and orders appealed from are therefore reversed.
Shaw, J., Sloss, J., McFarland, J., Angellotti, J., and Lorigan, J., concurred.
Rehearing denied. *99