Olson v. Seldovia Salmon Co.
Washington Supreme Court
Motion filed in the supreme court November 30, 1915, for an order directing the substitution of the executor and executrix in lieu of a deceased.surety on a supersedeas bond, and for the entry of a summary judgment on the bond against them and the principal thereon.
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
On January 23, 1914, Louis Olson recovered a judgment against the Seldovia Salmon Company, a corporation, for the sum of $2,500, and costs of action taxed at $83.40. The corporation appealed from the judgment, giving a supersedeas bond with one Julius Redelsheimer and one S. S. Loeb, as sureties. While the cause was pending in this court, Julius Redelsheimer died, leaving a nonintervention will in which he named his wife, Glorivina Redelsheimer, and Benj amin Moyses, respectively, as executrix and executor of his estate. On November 19, 1915, this court delivered its opinion directing that…
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