Razzano v. Burcham

Citations

• 118 Wash. 142
• 203 P. 23
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 938

Syllabus

<p>Public Lands (72) — Exemptions — Liability fob Debts — Renewal Notes. Under U. S. Rev. Stat. § 2296, exempting public lands from liability to the satisfaction of any debt contracted prior to patent, a renewal note given after patent to replace notes given by the entryman prior to patent, cannot be enforced against the land, as against either the entryman or his grantee.</p> <p>Judgment (163) — Collatebal Attack — Public Lands — Exemptions — Liability fob Debts. An action by the grantee of an entry-man of public land to quiet title as against an execution sale and sheriff’s deed to the property, founded on a debt of the entryman prior to patent, is not a collateral attack on the judgment, since the liability of the land to the satisfaction of the judgment was not a question in the action in which the judgment was rendered.</p>