[CLBS] Executing on a right to appeal

Robert Faucher RFaucher at hollandhart.com
Thu May 28 11:46:53 MDT 2020


Patrick,

I argued this issue in front of the Idaho Supreme Court very recently.  The Supreme Court has looked at the issue several times, but always shies away from issuing a precedential opinion for some reason.

The Supreme Court has consistently held that a judgment creditor can execute on the chose in action notwithstanding a pending appeal, if no bond has been posted.  In my case, the Supreme Court vacated the stay of execution that the district court had granted.

You're correct, there is no exemption.

California prohibits it by statute.

Bob
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In Idaho can a creditor execute on an appeal right in Idaho? The appeal is from a bankruptcy court. I think the creditor can as I don' think any exemption applies.


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