Powell
Powell v. Bank of Lemoore
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Dyke, J.
The action is one to redeem certain real estate situated in Kings county, sold to the defendant bank under a deed of trust. Judgment went for the defendant bank, and the appeal is from the judgment without a bill of exceptions.
The court below found that plaintiff, on January 12, 1897, commenced an action in the superior court of Kings county against the Bank of Lemoore, Henry C. Campbell, Thaddeus B. Kent, and the San Francisco Savings Union, and procured an order from the judge of the superior court directing an injunction to issue to the defendants therein named, enjoining them from selling the land mentioned in the complaint herein; that said injunction was served on the Bank of Lemoore at 11 o’clock A. M, of said twelfth day of January, 1897, but was never servéd on Henry C. Campbell and Thaddeus B. Kent, the trustees who had advertised the land for sale in San Francisco; and that they had no notice or knowledge of the said injunction prior to the sale of said land by them; that said trustees sold said land at the appointed time and place, and the same was purchased by the Bank of Lemoore, through its agent, E. B. McKenna, and that upon the same day the said trustees made…