Downey v. Wilber

On January 19, 1921, the appellant, Downey, recovered a judgment in a justice’s court of Pierce county against the respondents Wilber for the sum of sixty-four dollars and eighty-two cents. On the ninth day of the succeeding month, he caused a transcript thereof to be filed with the clerk of the superior court, and four days later caused an execution to issue thereon. The sheriff of the county, who held the writ in execution, levied upon property which he described as “One portable bungalow named Buena Vista,” and advertised the same for sale. The re*661spondents thereupon filed a homestead claim…