Tyberg

Pioneer Mining Co. v. Tyberg

Good Law
131 C.C.A. 549·215 F. 501·4 Alaska Fed. 228·1914 U.S. App. LEXIS 1259
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitMay 26, 1914No. 2338California4,634 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Ross, J.

This is an appeal from the'judgment of the court below dismissing the suit brought therein by the appellant for the establishment and enforcement of a constructive trust in respect to certain money in the hands of the clerk of the court, and for an injunction pendente lite as well as final, and from a final order denying an injunction and discharging the temporary restraining order that had been issued. The court, however, did enter an order directing that the *230 property in controversy remain in the hands of the clerk of the court until its further order, upon the execution on the part of the plaintiff of a supersedeas bond in an amount fixed by the court.

The judgment was entered upon the refusal of the plaintiff in the suit to further amend its complaint after the sustaining of a general demurrer thereto filed by the defendant Tyberg, the appellee here.

The amended complaint, after setting out the corporate capacity of the plaintiff and the official position of the defendant Sundback, alleged in substance that the defendant Tyberg, alias Edwin Johanson, was, during the month of July, 1910, in the employ of the plaintiff company as foreman of the night shift in mining…

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