Hall

Prior to the institution of the proceeding herein sought to be reviewed, Thomas H. Lipps et al. filed an action in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County against Lillian Earle Hall, petitioner herein, and others. Thereafter Thomas H. Lipps, desiring to take the deposition of petitioner, filed in the Superior Court of Riverside County a verified application for subpoena to take deposition, reciting the pendency of the foregoing action, alleging that Lillian Earle Hall “now resides” in Palm Springs in Riverside County and requesting that a subpoena issue commanding her to appear before L. B. Caldwell, a notary public in the city of Riverside, on January 18, 1932. The application was supported by an affidavit reciting “that Lillian Earle Hall has appeared in said action and said action is at issue as to her”. Thereupon a subpoena was issued by the Honorable George R. Freeman, judge of the Superior Court of Riverside County, ordering that Lillian Earle Hall appear before such notary in the city of Riverside in Riverside County on January 18, 1932. The subpoena was duly served on' petitioner at Palm Springs and proper notice of the taking of the deposition served upon her attorneys.…