Loessin v. Washington

GILL, Associate Justice.

The appellees, William Washington and James Washington, brought this suit in July, 1898, for the purpose of enjoining the sale of certain real estate upon which the appellant, August Loessin, had levied an execution. The ground upon which the injunction was asked was that the property was the homestead of appellees, and therefore not subject to execution. The temporary injunction which had been granted by the court was, upon final hearing, perpetuated, and from this judgment Loessin has appealed.

There is no dispute about, the facts, which may be thus briefly stated:…