Danner v. Ritchie

Citations

• 92 Wash. 344
• 159 P. 87
• 1916 Wash. LEXIS 743

Syllabus

<p>Judgment — Lien—Property Subject — Title or Third Persons— Attachment. Where M. agreed to buy property from D. & J. and conveyed lots as security for the first payment, and pending a subsequent attachment suit against M., D. & J. brought suit on M.’s default for a rescission of the sale and to quiet title in them to the lots conveyed as security, making the attaching plaintiff party to the suit, and the sale was rescinded and title quieted accordingly, pursuant to stipulation of all the parties, a subsequent judgment in the attachment suit is not a lien on the lots in question originally held by M„ since the attachment did not run against those lots and D. & J. had the title prior to the attachment.</p>