Pacheco v. Allala

It appears from the record that the lands of appellees are about to be sold under execution to satisfy a debt owing by another to a third party, as evidenced by a judgment to which appellees, the owners of the land, are strangers. At the instance of the owners of the land the court below granted a temporary injunction restraining the sale. The execution was based upon a judgment for $7,632, with interest. The injunction bond required and given was in the sum of only $500.

Appellants, the judgment creditors, first contend that the injunction is to restrain the “execution of a money judgment or…