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Bankruptcy Estate Burnett v. C.B.S. Realty
1983.AK.199, 668 P.2D 819
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Descripción editorial
This dispute involves two rival claimants to a plot of land in Anchorage commonly known as the Goose Lake property. The appellant, who is the trustee in bankruptcy for the partnership of Burnett, Waldock & Padgett Investments, claims title to the Goose Lake property by virtue of a quitclaim deed from the previous owner. The appellee, CBS Realty, purchased the Goose Lake property at a foreclosure sale under a second Deed of Trust. (CBS Realty subsequently quitclaimed to Olympic, Inc., but they are related corporations, and both will be referred to here as "CBS".) The superior court declared that CBS, as purchaser at the trust deed sale, holds valid title to the property. For the reasons set forth below, we find the CBS foreclosure sale invalid, and reverse the superior courts decision.