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· 4/2/1902

Sears v. Kilbourne

Citations

  • 28 Wash. 194
  • 68 P. 450
  • 1902 Wash. LEXIS 474

Syllabus

<p>JUDGMENT LIEN-PROCEEDINGS TO REVIVE-LIMITATIONS-DATE OF RENDITION.</p> <p>Where a nunc pro tunc order modifying a judgment in the supreme court against sureties upon an appeal bond was made as of the daté of the judgment on the bond originally rendered, the period of limitation for purposes of revival of such judgment, as permitted by Code Proe., § 463, which provides that “no judgment shall be revived or continued unless proceedings for such revival or continuance shall be commenced within six years from the date of its rendition,” begins to run from the date of rendition of the judgment and not from the date of its modification.</p>

Judges: Fullerton

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