Reid

Reid v. Englehart-Davidson Mercantile Co.

Good Law
126 Cal. 527·1899 Cal. LEXIS 753·58 P. 1063
Supreme Court of CaliforniaNovember 1, 1899L.A. No. 706.California973 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Harrison, J.

—Suit to quiet title. July 12, 1897, the respondent, R. M. Reid, filed for record with the county recorder for the county of San Bernardino a declaration of homestead upon certain real property, and on October 1, 1898, filed another declaration of homestead upon the same property.

The Englehart-Davidson Mercantile Company, one of the appellants herein, recovered a judgment in the justice’s court for the township of Redlands against the said respondent, and an abstract of this judgment was filed in the office of the county recorder September 28, 1898. November 2, 1898, the interest which R. M. Reid had in the above-named real property was sold by the sheriff under an execution, issued upon this judgment on October 5th, and the certificate of sale issued thereon was transferred to this appellant. October 13, 1897, a judgment was entered and' docketed in the superior court of said county against Reid, and in favor of one Archer, for the sum of three hundred and seventy-five dollars, together with interest and costs, and was afterward assigned by Archer to the other appellants herein. November 17, 1898, Reid and wife brought the present action to quiet their title to said property.…

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