Lowe

Lowe v. Superior Court

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165 Cal. 708·1913 Cal. LEXIS 473·134 P. 190
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJuly 15, 1913L.A. No. 3279.California2,907 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Angellotti, J.

This is an original proceeding in prohibition to restrain respondents from further proceedings in pursuance of or for the enforcement of a judgment given, made and entered in April, 1912, in an action wherein one William G. Gallagher was originally plaintiff, Leon P. Lowe having been substituted as plaintiff during the trial, and the Los Angeles Suburban Gag Company, a corporation, Caroline W. Dobbins, and many others were defendants. An alternative writ of prohibition was issued. The matter has been submitted for decision upon the petition and a stipulation as to certain facts, and also upon the transcript on an appeal by said petitioners from an order refusing to set aside said judgment based upon the same grounds as the application for prohibition. (Leon P. Lowe, substituted for William G. Gallagher, plaintiff, v. Los Angeles Suburban Gas Co. et al., defendants, L. A. No. 3323.)

The claim of petitioners is generally that the judgment referred to is void as to the Los Angeles Suburban Gas Company, for the reason that the charter of said alleged corporation was forfeited on November 30, 1907.

The material allegations are as follows: Up to November 30, 1907, defendant Los…

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