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· 12/13/1906

Hemen v. Rinehart

Citations

  • 45 Wash. 1
  • 87 P. 953
  • 1906 Wash. LEXIS 911

Syllabus

<p>Injunction — Temporary Restraining Order — Duration. Under Bal. Code, § 5435, authorizing an emergency restraining order until notice can be given and a hearing had, a temporary injunction enjoining the enforcement of a judgment issued without notice, hearing or service oh citation, is of no force after the lapse of a reasonable time to secure a hearing, and cannot be pleaded eleven years after to show that the judgment lien could not have been enforced. •</p> <p>Taxes — Payment by Judgment Creditor — Equitable Lien. The payment by a judgment creditor, who in good faith believes he has a lien upon real estate, of general taxes thereon, for the purpose of protecting his lien, is not a voluntary payment, and entitles the creditor to an equitable lien on the land for the taxes paid, with interest.</p> <p>Judgments — Lien—Duration. Absence from the state by the judgment debtor does not extend the lien of the judgment, which under Bal. Code, § 5132, expires five years after the date of the rendition of the judgment.</p>

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  • noting that the trial court “could not have found the appraisal clause to be unenforceable unless the clause violated either statutory law or public policy”
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