Hunter v. Wittier

Opinion by

RUTH, C.

The question presented to this court in this ease is: May a judgment of the county court, which judgment has become final, be attacked in a collateral proceeding, where the court in the first instance had jurisdiction of the person and the subject-matter and no fraud is alleged in the procurement of the judgment?

J. H. Hunter, as guardian of Bruce Hunter, filed his petition to sell his ward’s land. The sale was had, but subsequently it was set aside, for the reason the amount bid at the sale was not 90 per cent, of the appraised value of the land. In other respects the sale…