680 P.2d 453 (Wash.App. Div. 2 1984), 5990-8, Brost v. L.A.N.D., Inc.

Citation: 680 P.2d 453, 37 Wn.App. 372

Opinion Judge: PETRIE, Judge. Before First, it is eminently clear that Brosts' interest in the lot they purchased is not affected by the foreclosure a court can extinguish a person's duly recorded interest in property in a mortgage foreclosure action, due process requires that the person be joined as a party in the action G Osborne, Mortgages

Party Name: Walter BROST and Donna Brost, husband and wife, Appellants, v. L.A.N.D., INC., a Washington corporation; Walter May, an individual; Orlis Hale and Charlotte Hale, husband and wife, Respondents.

Attorney: Joseph L. Udall, White Salmon, for appellants., Hugh A. Knapp, Camas, for respondents., PETRIE, Judge., When defendants Hales sought foreclosure of their mortgage against defendant L.A.N.D., Inc., in July 1975, they failed to include as party defendants the plaintiffs herein, Brosts, contract ven...

Judge Panel: PETRICH, C.J., and WORSWICK, J., concur.

Case Date: April 16, 1984

Court: Washington Court of Appeals