Superior Court of California v. United States District Court

Good Law
256 F.2d 844
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitApril 7, 1958No. 15807California1,894 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Fee, J.

This proceeding arises upon a petition filed by the California Superior Court, seeking to compel the United States District Court to vacate an order directing an alternative writ of certiorari to issue to petitioner, California Superior Court.

This Court gave leave that the petition be filed, and, after notice to all parties involved, held several hearings.

In a proceeding pending in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Southern Division, a receiver had been appointed to receive the salary and other assets of a judgment debtor upon execution unsatisfied. The answer of the District Court in this proceeding indicates that, from the monthly proceeds coming into the hands of the receiver, distributions were to be made to the judgment creditor, other creditors and also to the judgment debtor for his living expenses, subject to the ex parte approval of the court. The record reveals that, within the three months following the appointment of the receiver, distributions totaling at least $2,000.00' were made to the judgment debtor out of receivership funds by the court on ex parte application for his “support and maintenance” and “living…

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