Tocque

Tocque v. Superior Court

Good Law
1923 Cal. App. LEXIS 98·64 Cal. App. 494·222 P. 181·222 P.2d 181
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 23, 1923Civ. No. 4613.California1,246 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Conrey, J.

Petition for writ of prohibition.

It appears that there is pending in the superior court of the county of San Diego an action wherein Arthur Tocque is plaintiff and the city of San Diego and certain of its officers are defendants. In that action plaintiff questions the validity of certain proceedings for the consolidation of the city of San Diego with the city of East San Diego, and seeks to obtain an injunction to restrain and prevent the city of San Diego and its officers from performing certain acts necessary to complete the consolidation proceedings, and from in any manner assuming jurisdiction over the city of East San Diego or hindering or obstructing the present constituted officers and employees of the city of East San Diego in the discharge of their respective functions. It is alleged in the complaint in that action that the consolidation election in the city of East San Diego and the consolidation election in the city of San Diego were illegal and defective for various reasons, one of which was that at the time when the board of trustees of the city of East San Diego adopted its ordinance calling the election, the petition on which said ordinance was founded did not…

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