Phillips Aviation Co. v. Superior Court of L.A. Cty.

Good Law
1966 Cal. App. LEXIS 1003·246 Cal. App. 2d 46·54 Cal. Rptr. 415
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 31, 1966Civ. No. 30995; Civ. No. 31019California2,935 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

McCoy, J.

On July 19, 1966, petitioner, Phillips

Aviation Co., herein referred to as Phillips, filed an action in respondent court against Perfect Gear and Instrument Corp., *49 herein referred to as Perfect Gear, Designatronics, Inc., and others to recover possession of certain personal property and for other relief.

By its petition in 2d Civ. No. 30995, Phillips seeks a review of the order of the respondent court of September 2, 1966, granting the motion of defendant Designatronics under section 473, Code of Civil Procedure for relief from its default and denying Phillips’ motion for an order for its protection under section 521, Code of Civil Procedure, all in relation to Phillips’ claim and delivery proceedings.

By their petition in 2d Civ. No. 31019, defendants Designatronies, Inc. and Perfect Gear and Instrument Corp. seek a review of the order of the respondent court of September 2, 1966, denying their motion under section 437e, Code of Civil Procedure, for a summary judgment.

By its first cause of action Phillips seeks to recover from defendants Perfect Gear and Designatronics possession of a certain machine described as a “gear hobber.” Phillips alleges that it is the owner of…

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