In an appeal from a trial court order appointing a receiver to sell Third-Party Claimant’s owner-occupied dwelling to foreclose a judgment lien, the order is reversed, where the order expressly allowed the judgment creditor to bypass the statutory procedure for foreclosing a judgment lien on a dwelling occupied as the principal residence of a debtor or his spouse and therefore subject to an automatic homestead exemption.
Read Wells Fargo Fin. Leasing, Inc. v. D&M Cabinets, No. C058486
Appellate Information
Filed August 28, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Sims
Counsel
For Appellant:
Jerrold B. Braunstein
For Respondent:
Kevin P. Whiteford, Serlin & Whiteford, Sacramento, CA
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