Sausalito

Marin Water & Power Co. v. Town of Sausalito

Good Law
1920 Cal. App. LEXIS 137·49 Cal. App. 78·193 P. 294
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 26, 1920Civ. No. 3395.California2,044 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Richards, J.

This is an appeal from an order of the trial court recalling and quashing certain writs of execution and the levies made thereunder which had been caused to be issued by the plaintiff upon a money judgment obtained by it against the town of Sausalito, a municipal corporation, and which under the plaintiff’s direction the sheriff had undertaken to levy upon the plant and waterworks owned and operated by the defendant as such municipal corporation for the purpose of supplying water to the town and people of Sausalito, and also upon the so-called franchise of the said defendant to use the streets and highways of such town for such purpose, and to sell such water to the inhabitants of Sausalito and its vicinity and to charge and collect tolls therefor.

The sole question presented upon the hearing of this matter in the trial court and upon this appeal is as to whether the municipally owned waterworks of said defendant and its so-called franchise for supplying water to its people can be made the subject of levy and sale upon execution issued on a money judgment obtained agqinst said municipality. The trial court determined this contention adversely to the plaintiff, and we are asked to…

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