Vasquez v. LBS Financial Credit Union
Annotate this CaseIn a quiet title action, the Court of Appeal affirmed the trial court's judgment in favor of homeowners and Brighten Lending. The court held that the homeowners did not have inquiry or constructive notice of the LBS abstracts recorded under a different first name. The court explained that the burden was on LBS to record the abstracts of judgment against the previous homeowner (Guerrero) under the name appearing on the title of his property, not on the homeowners to identify the LBS abstracts recorded on a variation of Guerrero's name using his middle name as a first name.
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