Jenswold v. Peterson

In May 1956, by ex parte order, Joy Jenswold obtained a temporary injunction against Victor P. Peterson and T. L. Eglund. In lieu of a $500 bond with sureties to be approved by the clerk of court, he deposited with the clerk a certificate of deposit in the sum of $1500. In August 1956, upon motion of defendants, the trial court vacated the temporary injunction and dismissed the cause of action. In August 1959, letters of administration were granted in the estate of Joy Jenswold, deceased, and proper notice of the appointment of an executrix was given. In .May 1960 said executrix applied to…