Bond v. Werley

Holcomb, J.—

This appeal is from a judgment in favor of respondents in an action tried to the court in which the relief prayed for was the setting aside of an alleged fraudulent conveyance of real estate in Okanogan county.

Respondents, in their complaint, alleged that, in May, 1932, respondent Fred M. Bond, an attorney at law, obtained a judgment in the superior court of Pacific county against A. A. Werley and wife in the sum of $2,621.15 and $250 attorney’s fees; that a return nulla tona was made by the sheriff of Pacific county. The judgment was upon a promissory note, which was set up as a…