Myers

Myers v. Superior Court

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1920 Cal. App. LEXIS 633·46 Cal. App. 206·189 P. 109
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 19, 1920Civ. No. 3289.California1,222 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Thomas, J.

This is an application for a writ of review. It is alleged in the petition that on the twenty-seventh day. of December, 1918, one A. L. Gore recovered judgment in the superior court of Los Angeles County, in a civil action on a certain promissory note, against petitioner herein; that said judgment is legal and valid; that petitioner has not appealed therefrom or. made any motion to set the same aside, and that it is in full force and effect. That on April 14, 1919, pursuant to an order for his appearance in a supplementary proceeding in said case before the Honorable Grant Jackson, Judge, petitioner appeared and testified in behalf of the plaintiff in that action; that said proceeding was continued from said day to November 18, 1919, when he again testified on behalf of said plaintiff, transcript of which latter testimony is set out in full in the petition, and that thereafter the court made the following order:

That said superior court has exceeded its authority and had no jurisdiction to make said order; that petitioner has no appeal from said order, and has no plain, speedy, or adequate remedy other than by writ of review. That he -is beneficially interested in this…

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