Wackenreuder

Hibernia Savings & Loan Society v. Wackenreuder

Good Law
1893 Cal. LEXIS 701·99 Cal. 503·34 P. 219
Supreme Court of CaliforniaSeptember 9, 1893No. 14185California2,174 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Haven, J.

This action was commenced on June 19, 1885, against Vitus Wackenreuder and Morris Windt, for the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage made by said Wackenreuder to secure the payment of his note which matured on June 29, 1882, and he was properly served with the summons, but for some reason not disclosed by the record the cause was not brought to a hearing in his lifetime. Wackenreuder died in August, 1887, and the time for presenting claims against his estate expired on April 11, 1889. The plaintiff did not present for allowance the claim which is the subject of this action. But on June 3, 1889, the court made an order substituting the executors .of Wackenreuder as defendants in his place, and permitting the plaintiff to file “an amended and supplemental complaint,” which it did on June 13, 1889. In the “amended and supplemental complaint,” the executors of Wackenreuder and certain *506 other persons, his heirs and devisees, and one Reynolds, who had made a bid for a portion of the property described in the mortgage, at a sale thereof under an order of the probate court, were named as defendants, and appeared and answered in the action. The supplemental complaint contained, in…

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