Wells v. Columbia National Bank
Citations
- 6 Wash. 621
- 34 P. 160
- 1893 Wash. LEXIS 351
Syllabus
<p>ATTACHMENT — LABOR CLAIM NOTICES —EFFECT OF DISMISSAL OF ACTION.</p> <p>Where an actiou of attachment has been commenced and certain property levied upon, but before judgment the action has been dismissed by the plaintiff, and a chattel mortgage on the same property taken from defendant by plaintiff and subsequently foreclosed, the fact that certain parties served labor claim notices, under § 3124, Gen. Stat., in the original action, will not give them a cause of action against the mortgagee.</p>
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