Hogan

Hogan v. Locke Paddon

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 955·91 Cal. App. 606·267 P. 392
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 5, 1928Docket No. 3501.California2,971 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Jamison, J.

This was an action brought by appellant, Walter L. Hogan, in which 'interveners joined, to vacate a certain judgment theretofore rendered against plaintiff and Charles L. Páddon and to restrain respondents from the enforcement of said judgment and to vacate a certain judgment rendered against interveners and to restrain the enforcement of said last-named judgment.

The facts leading up to the bringing of this action are as follows:

On November 3, 1922, in a certain action then pending, wherein Una Margaret Locke Paddon was plaintiff and William Locke Paddon was defendant, the court made an order requiring said defendant to pay to said plaintiff, pendente lite, alimony in the sum of $300 per month and the further sums of $200 on account of attorney fees and costs amounting to $100.

From this order said defendant appealed, and to stay execution executed an appeal bond in the sum of $10,200 with W. L. Hogan and Charles L. Paddon as sureties. The said order appealed from was affirmed and thereafter, on motion of Una Margaret Locke Paddon, judgment was rendered in her favor against the said sureties on said appeal bond, namely, W. L. Hogan and Charles L. Paddon, for the sum of…

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