Washington Credit, Inc. v. Houston
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtCallow, J.
—Quaere: Is a homestead extinguished when property is involuntarily conveyed at a sheriff's sale and a sheriff's deed is issued at the end of the 1-year redemption period?
The lender, Queen City Savings and Loan Association, *42had received a sheriff's deed after the expiration of the year of redemption. The debtors later reacquired the property from Queen City by deed, but did not file a new homestead declaration. Several years later (1978), the property was sold at another sheriff's sale and another sheriff's deed was issued at the end of the redemption period (1979). This second sale was held…
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