Healy v. Buchanan

34 Cal. 567 ·

Supreme Court of California

Published · citable

Holding

The court held that a recent trespasser upon an estate’s real property cannot invoke the equitable doctrine of laches or a presumption that the estate had been previously administered and closed merely because a significant period elapsed between the decedent’s death and the grant of letters of administration.

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