Woodland v. First National Bank of Lind
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of tlie superior court for Adams county, Carey, J.,. entered February 13, 1920, dismissing an action to restrain tbe sale of certain personal property.
1Opinion of the CourtMain, J.
The purpose of this action was to restrain the sale of the furnishings and fixtures in a hotel building which were claimed to be the separate property of plaintiff and not the community property of herself and husband. The trial, in the superior court, resulted in a judgment dismissing the action. From this judgment, the plaintiff appeals.
*449On July 14, 1915, and for sometime prior thereto, S. W. Woodland and Ella Woodland, the appellant, were husband and wife. They owned at Lind, Washington, a hotel and furnishings thereof. They owned at Palouse, Washington, other real property. On the date…
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