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· 1/19/1906

Waldron v. Kineth

Citations

  • 41 Wash. 459
  • 84 P. 16
  • 1906 Wash. LEXIS 989

Syllabus

<p>Homesteads — Executions—Sale—Practice—Objections—Exemption — Considering at Hearing on Confirmation. Upon tbe sale under execution of real estate of tbe value of less than $1,000, duly claimed by tbe judgment debtor as a homestead prior to sale pursuant to tbe homestead law of 1895, tbe sale is void unless made under appraisement and in tbe manner required by such law, and should not be confirmed.</p> <p>Same — Sale on General Execution — Failure to Comply With Homestead Act — Validity. Tbe question whether real estate sold under execution was at tbe time exempt as tbe homestead of tbe judgment debtor may be beard and determined by tbe court upon tbe motion for confirmation of tbe sale.</p>

Judges: Crow

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