Priority of judgment lien over unrecorded conveyance
Source:
Section 18.165 — Priority of judgment lien over unrecorded conveyance, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors018.html
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Notes of Decisions
Failure to record legitimate transfer of property occurring prior to docketing of judgment does not make transferred property subject to judgment lien against transferror. Wilson v. Willamette Industries, 280 Or 45, 569 P2d 609 (1977)
Federal tax liens are not judgments for purposes of this section as no statute has conferred this status upon them. United Finance Co. v. King, 285 Or 173, 590 P2d 228 (1979)
Judgment liens of creditors of loan broker did not attach to real property recorded in name of loan broker, because loan broker held real property as trustee in resulting trust. Certified Mortgage Co. v. Shepherd, 115 Or App 228, 838 P2d 1082 (1992)
Purported conveyance of real property from individual to trust by means of 2013 deed recorded within 20 days after judgment lien against real property was recorded was void as matter of law despite recitation in memorandum of conveyance that memorandum recorded conveyance that occurred in 2010 when memorandum states that no consideration existed for conveyance. South Valley Bank & Trust v. Colorado Dutch, LLC, 291 Or App 175, 420 P3d 653 (2018)