In re the Estate of Springer
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for King county, Edward H. Wright, J., entered December 16, 1916, in favor of a certain lien claimant, in an action to determine conflicting claims of creditors to the distributive share in real property inherited by a judgment debtor, tried to the court.
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
•— This is a controversy between creditors of Benjamin F. Springer, claiming liens upon his one-eleventh distributive share of the real property inherited by him from his brother, Amaziah Springer, deceased. The First National Bank of Crestline, Ohio, and the Kriell-French Piano Company claim first liens upon the property under a power of attorney executed by Benjamin F. Springer to William Monteith, which they claim became in effect an equitable assign*547ment of or mortgage upon the entire interest of Banj amin F. Springer in his deceased brother’s estate to secure the indebtedness owing by him…
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