Chapin v. Bokee
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from Superior Court, King County. Proceeding by Herman Chapin against D. M. Bokee and J. H. McGraw, sheriff, to recover certain personal property levied upon under an execution against one Thomas-F. Robertson. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Scott, J. —
The respondent D. M. Bokee brought suit against one Thomas F. Robertson, and obtained a judgment for $686.06. An execution issued thereon and was, on December 5,1890, placed in the hands of the respondent John H. McGraw, then sheriff of King county, for levy. The said sheriff, by virtue of said writ, on December 6, 1890, levied on certain lumber and materials situated in a certain lumber yard in King county, known as the “West Seattle Lumber Yard.” The sale of this property under said levy was advertised for December 16, 1890.
On December…
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