Perkins

The complaint in this action was filed in Kings County and contains three causes of action. In the first cause of action it is alleged that on November 19, 1929, the plaintiffs became the owners of certain real property in Kings County; that prior thereto and for a long period of time one Cora Van Aernam Peters had been the owner of this property; that she was the person from whom plaintiffs had acquired it and that all of these facts were known to the defendants; that on January 31, 1930, the defendants and the First National Bank of Riverside caused an action to be filed in Riverside County by said bank against William L. Peters and Cora Van Aernam Peters, his wife. In this action, at the request of defendants and the bank, a writ of attachment was issued in the sum of $5,600, directed and delivered to the sheriff of Kings County, with instructions in writing to levy upon and attach all of the above-mentioned real property; that on February 10, 1930, the sheriff of Kings County levied upon and attached the real property and recorded in the office of the county recorder of Kings County a copy of the writ together with a notice that the real property had been attached; that the…