Buckley
Buckley v. Superior Court of San Francisco
Opinion
lead Opinion
This is an application for a writ of prohibition commanding respondent to refrain from further proceedings in the estate of Catherine M. A. Buckley, deceased, respecting the partition of certain real estate.
The petition shows that, at the time of her death, C. M. A. Buckley was the owner of undivided interests in certain real property situated in the counties of Napa, Marin, and San Francisco; that on May 12,1893, the final account of the executor was allowed and approved; that on the same day the decree of final distribution of the estate was entered distributing one-half of the interest of decedent to Vincent P. Buckley, and the remaining one-half interest to E. J., Paul K., and Margaret G-. Buckley. No petition for the partition of the estate of the decedent had been filed by any person at the time when the order of distribution was made, nor at any time prior to June 17, 1893; on the day last named Vincent P. Buckley presented a petition praying that commissioners be appointed to make a partition of all the estate of decedent, including said undivided interests; thereafter, August 30, 1893, the court made an order directing that partition of the estate be made among said…