Judnick

Judnick v. Judnick

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47 Cal. App. 380·190 P. 480
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 6, 1920Civ. No. 3293.California809 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Brittain, J.

Motions to dismiss two appeals. On December 6, 1918, judgment was entered in the superior court in favor of the plaintiff and against Judniek Bros., a co-partnership, and Steve Judniek, for the sum of $900, interest and costs. Thereafter Antone Judniek, one of the firm of Judniek Bros., appealed from the judgment. Upon motion made on behalf of the plaintiff and respondent, the appeal from the judgment was dismissed by an order of this court on August 13, 1919, on which remitiiiv/r was filed in the superior court on October 14, 1919.

One of the defendants, Steve Judniek, on February 26, 1919, paid to the plaintiff $346 for release of one-third of the judgment. While the matter was pending in this court on appeal from the judgment the defendants, or some of them, caused to be entered on the register of actions in the superior court under dates of July 24th and 28th, a statement that a certificate of sale had been filed, satisfaction of judgment filed, judgment satisfied and docket discharged. These entries were based upon the satisfaction of judgment executed by one Meurice Swim, described as “purchaser at sheriff’s sale of judgment.” The satisfaction recited that it was by “the…

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