Stephenson v. Lichtenstein
Wyoming Supreme Court
Error to District Court, Sweetwater County; Hon. John R. Arnold, Judge. Action by A. C. Stephenson against Amelia Lichtenstein and others, for the enforcement of a judgment lien. From a judgment sustaining a demurrer to the petition and dismissing the action, on plaintiff’s election to stand on the petition, plaintiff brings error. The facts are stated in the opinion.
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Error to District Court, Sweetwater County; Hon. John R. Arnold, Judge. Action by A. C. Stephenson against Amelia Lichtenstein and others, for the enforcement of a judgment lien. From a judgment sustaining a demurrer to the petition and dismissing the action, on plaintiff’s election to stand on the petition, plaintiff brings error. The facts are stated in the opinion. The statute forbids the issuance of an execution upon a money judgment after the death of the judgment debtor. (Section 5629, Comp. Stats. 1910.) The judgment creditor is required to present the claim to the administrator for…
1Opinion of the Court
Beard, Justice.
The parties to this action stand in the same relation as in the district court. The substance of the statements of the *420petition in that court are, that on May 17, 1912, plaintiff recovered judgment against Oscar Feldscher" and H. Lichtenstein in the district court of Sweetwater County for $1,841.78 and $6.90 costs, which judgment remains in force and unpaid except the sum of $300. That at the date of said judgment said Lichtenstein was the owner of and had the record title to Lot No. 1 and the southerly three feet and ten inches of Lot No. 2, in Block 7, in the North Addition…
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