Greenburg

Greenburg v. Superior Court

Good Law
1925 Cal. App. LEXIS 608·71 Cal. App. 332·235 P. 92
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 17, 1925Docket No. 5137.California1,042 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Nourse, J.

Petitioners are joint defendants in an action pending in the respondent court in which Dora Adelstein is plaintiff. That action is one in unlawful detainer wherein the plaintiff, as owner of certain real property, sought the forfeiture and cancellation of her lease to said premises against the defendants, the petitioners herein, as lessees of said property. Judgment went for the defendants and the plaintiff in due time filed and perfected her appeal which is now pending in this court. Thereafter the plaintiff made a motion before said court requesting that the court order said defendants to deposit in court, or in bank, all moneys then due or thereafter to become due from said defendants as rent for said premises under the lease which was the subject matter of the litigation. Said motion was granted by respondent court, and pursuant thereto an order was entered on November 5, 1924, commanding said defendants to pay said rentals to E. M. Levy, who was therein designated and appointed receiver for the purpose of receiving and collecting said funds. Said order particularly commanded the defendants to pay to said receiver the sum of $2,750, being rental due for said premises from the…

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