Adams v. National Bank of Commerce

Citations

• 30 Wash. 20
• 70 P. 105
• 1902 Wash. LEXIS 643

Syllabus

<p>EXECUTION — LEVY ON MONEY — SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT — MONEY WITHHELD BY AGREEMENT OF PARTIES-LIABILITY OF DEBTOR FOR INTEREST.</p> <p>A levy of execution upon money constitutes a satisfaction of the judgment, though not paid over by the sheriff until the determination of another suit, where it was stipulated by the judgment creditor that it should be held by the sheriff to abide the result thereof; and in such case the judgment creditor would not be entitled to the issuance of an alias execution for the purpose of recovering interest on the sum the sheriff had been withholding.</p>