Shuler v. Halvor’s Empirical Analysis

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2 state decisions

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1. ““Under these statutes, personal property is made the primary fund for the satisfaction of an execution. . . . “If such transfer were set aside as fraudulent, no levy upon or sale of such real property could be had if there were personal property out of which the execution could be satisfied. “Furthermore, until an execution has been issued and the return of no personal property found has been indorsed thereon as required by the statute, it would not be apparent that the creditor had exhausted his remedy through legal process, as the debtor’s personal property might be ample to satisfy the execution. In such case, it is not the transfer which obstructs his right to take the real property affected, but the statute which forbids a levy upon a creditor’s land in satisfaction of an execution until the creditor’s personal property has been exhaitsted.” (Italics ours.)”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Blasingame v. Wallace