Harrentsian v. Hill
Annotate this CaseAppellant Antranick Harrentsian alleged that the district court erred in its enforcement of a constructive trust. Respondents, Gennieve and Frank Hill were the parents of Sarah Correa, who was Appellant's ex-girlfriend. In 2008, Appellant entrusted Correa with $400,000. In 2009, Correa loaned $101,500 of the $400,000 to Respondents. Respondents used the funds to purchase a house in Boise. Thereafter, Respondents spent nearly $40,000 of their own money to improve the Property. Also in 2009, Appellant sued Correa in California. The California lawsuit resulted in the creation of a constructive trust on the $400,000. Appellant filed this lawsuit in an effort to recover the Property, which was acquired by Respondents with money subject to the constructive trust. The district court found that Respondents were not aware that the money they received from Correa was wrongfully obtained. Accordingly, the district court ordered that title to the Property be transferred to Appellant, but that Respondents were entitled to an equitable lien against the Property for $33,689 for the improvements they made. The district court provided Appellant with 180 days to satisfy the lien. Appellant appealed that judgment, but finding no reversible error, the Idaho Supreme Court affirmed.
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