Curtin

Curtin v. Katschinski

Good Law
1916 Cal. App. LEXIS 372·31 Cal. App. 768·161 P. 764
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 2, 1916Civ. No. 1645.California1,077 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Richards, J.

This is an appeal on behalf of the plaintiff in an action brought to recover the sum of one thousand dollars, alleged to be due upon an undertaking by the defendants as sureties for the release of certain personal property from attachment.

The facts, which are substantially undisputed, are briefly these: The plaintiff and appellant herein commenced an action against the firm of Leipsic Brothers to recover the sum of $3,284.03, and caused to be attached certain personal property owned by said firm. Thereupon the defendants herein, as sureties for Leipsic Bros., executed an undertaking for the release of said attached personal property in the sum of one thousand dollars, and the property was released from the attachment. Subsequently the firm of Leipsic Bros, filed a petition in bankruptcy and were adjudged bankrupts, and the property which had theretofore been under attachment was taken into possession by the trustee, and sold under the order of the referee in bankruptcy for the sum of approximately one thousand dollars and the sale confirmed. Plaintiff presented his claim for the sum of $3,284.03 against said bankrupts, and in due course received dividends thereon aggregating the…

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