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| | 3 Wn.2d 579, JAMES BARBER WOODWORTH, Respondent, v. EDWARD J. EDWARDS et al., Individually and as Trustee, Appellants, WASHINGTON GOLD MINES CORPORATION et al., Defendants |
 | | Edwards and Tilton filed a joint answer to the amended complaint, denying plaintiff's ownership of the property, and pleading affirmatively the existence of the corporation, the execution of the mortgage to Tilton, the sale to McVane, the alleged invalidity of this sale, and the validity and nonpayment of the Tilton mortgage. |
 | | Appellant Edwards contends that the trial court erred in dismissing his cross-complaint and in holding that he had abandoned the King county mortgage foreclosure action; that that action had abated; and that the statute of limitations had run against appellant's claim. |
 | | In this action, Edwards, in his cross-complaint, merely asked that his mortgage and his rights thereunder be established as a first and paramount lien on the property. |
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