Holmes v. Marshall
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
COOPER, C.
This action is upon a promissory note for one-thousand dollars, dated October 5, 1899, signed by J. F. Jenkins and his wife, Annie J. Jenkins. J. F. Jenkins died intestate, and respondent Annie J. Jenkins is his surviving-widow. After the action had been commenced a writ of attach ment was issued and levied upon $1,020.57 on deposit in the Citizens National Bank of Los Angeles to the credit of respondent Annie J. Jenkins.
The court made an order after notice—and, on motion of respondents, setting aside the levy of said writ and dissolving it as to the money so on deposit with said…
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