Brown

Brown v. Jernigan

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1925 Cal. App. LEXIS 145·74 Cal. App. 524·241 P. 108
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 8, 1925Docket No. 5169.California1,189 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Conrey, J.

On application of petitioner this court issued a writ of mandate, requiring the respondent, as Sheriff of Orange County, to advertise and sell property on which levy has been made under an execution, or show cause why he should not so proceed. Respondent by his answer seeks to justify his refusal by showing that he has been enjoined.and restrained by an injunction issued out of the superior court of Orange County.

In March, 1915, in the superior court of Los Angeles County, a money judgment was entered in favor of W. H. Brown, plaintiff, against Walter C. Rowell and Ethel Rowell, defendants. The execution was issued on the first day of July, 192'5, pursuant to an order of the superior court of Los Angeles County. Prior to the injunction the sheriff levied upon personal property and also upon real property as property of the defendants.

After the levy made under the execution the defendants Rowell commenced an action in the superior court of Orange County by verified complaint, wherein they alleged facts whereby they sought to show that it was inequitable to permit the enforcement of said judgment against them. On presentation of that verified complaint and an undertaking…

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