Feintech v. Weaver
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DRAPEAU, J. pro tem.
The plaintiff seeks to have title to real property quieted in him. This title was acquired at an execution sale, when the property was bid in by the plaintiff as judgment creditor. The defendant Weaver sought to have title quieted in her because of a homestead which she asserted defeated the execution sale. The trial court held that the homestead was good and valid, and judgment was in favor of the defendants, from which judgment the plaintiff has appealed. There is but one question to be determined on this appeal, i.e.: Whether the declaration of homestead is sufficient…
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