Porter

Porter v. Pico

Good Law
1 Colo. L. Rep. 25·55 Cal. 165
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJuly 1, 1880No. 6,876California2,434 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

McKee, J.

The action is brought to enjoin the defendants from selling the land described in the complaint, under an execution issued upon an order of the late District Court of Los Angeles County, whereby the defendant Alexander, Sheriff of the County of Los Angeles, was commanded to proceed and sell all the title and interest which one E. F. de Celis had in the land on the 2nd day of January, 1877, and which had been on that day levied on by a writ of attachment issued in an action brought by the defendant Pico against the said de Celis. The plaintiff is in possession of the land, claiming to be the owner of it by judgment, execution sale, and sheriff’s deed, in an attachment suit, commenced on the 24th day of December, 1876, by one W. It. Rowland against the same judgment debtors, and also by a *171 sheriff’s deed made to him as a rcdcmptioncr of the property from a sale made to one A. B. Chapman against the same judgment debtor. In the Rowland case, an attachment was levied on the 26th day of December, 1876; judgment was rendered on the 21st of April, 1877, and was docketed on the same day. The property was sold on the 25th of June, 1877, by an execution issued on this judgment, which…

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