Hall v. Raettig
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMackintosh, J.
This cause comes here on the denial by the trial court of the appellant’s motion to dismiss an attachment.
It appears from the record that the respondent is suing for damages for a tort and, at the commencement of the action, caused real estate belonging to the appellant to be attached. This attachment was dismissed, the respondent having failed to give a bond as required by law, and a second writ was issued based upon the proper bond and the affidavit which already had been filed to secure the first writ. The appellant moved to discharge the second writ of attachment, and the court’s action…
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