Truck Owners & Shippers, Inc. v. Superior Court

Good Law
1924 Cal. LEXIS 223·194 Cal. 146·228 P. 19
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJuly 18, 1924S. F. No. 11090.California4,699 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

She'nk, J.

This is an application for a writ of prohibition to restrain the superior court of San Diego County and the Honorable W. P. Cary, judge thereof, from taking further proceedings in the matter of the enforcement of a judgment, and particularly with reference to a citation for contempt, in an action pending in said court.

The Coast Truck Line, a corporation, commenced an action in the respondent court against M. Haydis, Truck Owners & Shippers, Inc., a corporation, and Haydis Forwarding Company, a corporation, wherein the complaint alleged, so far as pertinent here, that the plaintiff was a corporation engaged in the business of transporting freight for compensation over the public highways between the cities of San Diego and Los Angeles and between other points in the counties of San Diego and Riverside; that the plaintiff had applied for and obtained from the Railroad Commis sion a certificate of public convenience and necessity authorizing it to operate motor-trucks for the transportation of property for compensation on and over said highways, pursuant to the provisions of “An Act providing for the supervision and regulation of the transportation of persons and property for…

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