City of Everett v. McCulloch

Citations

• 102 Wash. 51
• 172 P. 863

Syllabus

<p>Liens—Foreclosure—Sale—Title—Parties Concluded. Where the sheriff took a taxicab from the possession of a city by virtue of notice and proceedings in foreclosure of a chattel lien thereon, under Rem. Code, §§ 1104-1109, and the city failed to contest the matter by removing the foreclosure to the superior court as it might have done under the statute, it cannot claim that the foreclosure sale is irregular or replevy -the property from the sheriff on account of irregularity or minor defects which should have been determined by the superior court if the city claimed any interest in the property.</p>