An adverse possessor obtained a lis pendens but failed to mail it to the address shown in the assessor’s roll, an address known to be invalid. The Court of Appeal found the lis pendens void, stating: “[U]nder the applicable statues, the lis pendens had to be mailed to the [property owner’s] address as shown on the assessor’s roll, regardless of whether that address was actually valid; because this was not done, the lis pendens is void.” (Carr v. Rosien (Cal. App. Fourth Dist., Div. 2; July 14, 2015) 238 Cal.App.4th 845 [190 Cal.Rptr.3d 245].) #
Lis Pendens Void.
An adverse possessor obtained a lis pendens but failed to mail it to the address shown in the assessor’s roll, an address known to be invalid. The Court of Appeal found the lis pendens void, stating: “[U]nder the applicable statues, the lis pendens had to be mailed to the [property owner’s] address as shown on the assessor’s roll, regardless of whether that address was actually valid; because this was not done, the lis pendens is void.” (Carr v. Rosien (Cal. App. Fourth Dist., Div. 2; July 14, 2015) 238 Cal.App.4th 845 [190 Cal.Rptr.3d 245].) #