Washington Law Review
Abstract
In Norlin v. Montgomery the Washington court (1) held that a mortgagee of the vendee's interest under a forfeitable real estate contract has a lien on the equity of the vendee, and (2) implied that the lien survives a default by the vendee and a subsequent declaration of forfeiture by the vendor.
First Page
213
Recommended Citation
Hartley Paul,
Washington Case Law,
Security Transactions—Survival of Mortgage-Lien on Conditional Vendee's Interest Following Declaration of Forfeiture,
37 Wash. L. Rev.
213
(1962).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wlr/vol37/iss2/16