Jones

Jones v. Superior Court of Los Angeles Co.

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 209·88 Cal. App. 253·262 P. 1098
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJanuary 6, 1928Docket No. 5928.California850 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

York, J.

-The petition for writ of prohibition reciteg in haec verba the affidavit in re contempt in the lower court which it is contended by petitioner is insufficient to show any contempt of any order of the trial court in the wherein it was filed, or at all, and particularly that said affidavit does not show any order of the said Honorable Hugh J. Crawford requiring the petitioner to submit the documents referred to in said affidavit to the inspection of any person. It is also contended by petitioner, but not passed on herein, that the documents referred to in said affidavit as having been refused to the attorney for the defendant were not such documents as were entitled to be inspected by anyone, or subject to an order for inspection by the court without their being particularly identified, or at least more particularly identified than the identification referred to in said affidavit. The affidavit is entitled in the action, Los Angeles Housing Corporation v. J. A. Crowley, and so far as necessary to be considered herein reads as follows:

We are treating as true, of course, the statement in the affidavit which states “That thereupon the Honorable Hugh J. Crawford, then and there…

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