Boyer

Boyer v. Superior Court

Good Law
110 Cal. 401·1895 Cal. LEXIS 1068·42 P. 892
Supreme Court of CaliforniaDecember 10, 1895S. F. No. 275California915 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Garoutte, J.

The present petitioner, J. D. Boyer, moved to vacate and set aside a judgment of foreclosure rendered against defendants in the case of the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society v. Anna Lewis et al., and the motion was denied. Subsequently the court granted plaintiff’s motion for a writ of assistance; Boyer appealed from the orders of the court made upon these motions, and the court fixed the amount of his undertaking to stay proceedings upon appeal from the order granting the writ of assistance in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars. Boyer filed a bond in due form, covering both appeals, and the sufficiency of the sureties was excepted to. Upon due notice to the respondent, and in the presence of its attorneys, the sureties justified before the county clerk. Some days thereafter respondent, upon notice, moved the court for permission ■ to execute its judgment by aid of the writ of assistance, and further asked that an order be made striking the said undertaking from the files of the court. This action was prayed for upon the ground that the evidence taken before the county clerk at the time of justification •showed the bond to be insufficient by reason of the poor -financial standing…

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