Beaudry v. Vache
Citations
- 45 Cal. 3
Syllabus
<p>When Attachment Cannot be Issued.—One who receives the stock of an association, as collateral, to secure him for a liability incurred by signing a promissory note, and who is compelled to pay the note thus signed, cannot sue out an attachment in an action brought to recover the money thus paid.</p> <p>Idem.—In such case, the party receiving the stock has some interest in the certificates, and the value of his lien, or its Sufficiency to cover the amount • of the claim it was intended to secure, or the question whether the certificates were indorsed, are matters not to be inquired into on a motion to dissolve the attachment.</p>
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