Cornelison v. Kornbluth

Cornelison (plaintiff) sold a house secured by a deed of trust requiring the buyers to maintain the property and pay off the note upon resale; the buyers later resold to Kornbluth (defendant) by grant deed without any assumption of the debt, and years later, after Kornbluth resold again and the property was condemned as uninhabitable, the original buyers defaulted and Cornelison foreclosed, then sued Kornbluth for the underlying debt and for waste leading to the condemnation.