Sullivan v. Wellborn

The litigation culminating in the present controversy was commenced in 1939 by an action in which defendant and cross-complainant here, Nada Truscott Well-born, obtained a judgment annuling her marriage to Charles Wellborn, hereinafter referred to as first action. In that judgment defendant was declared to be the owner of certain real property but that Charles Wellborn “has a lien” on the property in the sum of $1,250. No personal judgment was rendered against defendant for said $1,250 and no provision ivas made for execution or enforcement of the lien. Thereafter, upon motion of Mr. Wellborn…