Wilson v. Madison
Citations
- 58 Cal. 1
Syllabus
<p>Homestead—Judgment—Attachment—Justice's Coukt.—A homestead was declared after an attachment on the land and a judgment in a Justice’s Court, but no abstract had been filed or recorded in the Recorder’s Office. Held, that at the time of the declaration of homestead, the judgment did not constitute a lien upon the premises within § 1241 of the Civil Code, and a sale under the judgment conveyed no title.</p>
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