Wheeler v. Hampson (1860) · DecisionDepot

Wheeler v. Hampson

Name: California Superior Court Tentative Rulings
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California Supreme Court Jul 1, 1860Published

Before: Baldwin

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Holding. The court held that the city's title to the property in question is subject to execution sale, reaffirming the principles established in Hart v. Burnett.

Issues

Whether the title held by the city is exempt from execution sale.

Disposition. reversed

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“This question was considered at great length in the case of Hart v. Burnett, and it is not considered necessary to go over the subject again.”

“We are satisfied with the decision in that case, and reaffirm it now.”

Synopsis

Appeal from the Twelfth District.

Plaintiff had judgment below. Defendant appeals.

Baldwin, J. delivered the opinion of the Court Field, C. J. concurring.

This case involves the same principles as that of Hart v. Burnett, recently decided. The argument of respondent is addressed mainly to show that the title held by the city is not such as to exempt it from execution sale. This question was considered at great length in the case of Hart v. Burnett, and it is not considered necessary to go over the subject again. We are satisfied with the decision in that case, and reaffirm it now.

Judgment reversed.

Wheeler v. Hampson

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