In re Penn Development Co.

In the above-mentioned bankruptcy proceeding, initiated by the filing of an involuntary petition, Theodore Martin, one of the creditors of the bankrupt, has filed his verified petition with the court, asking for the issuance of “a writ of injunction” forbidding the said bankrupt, his servants and attorneys, “and all officers, sheriffs, ’and constables, from selling, disposing of, or in any' manner interfering with, any of the property belonging to the bank- *223 nipt herein, from the issuance of any writs or writ of execution” upon the certain judgment hereinafter referred to, or “from entering judgment in the action” hereinafter referred to, or “proceeding any further with respect thereto.” until the further order of the court, etc.

The petition alleges -that, within four months previous to the filing of the involuntary petition in bankruptcy herein, one Stephen W. Dorsey obtained in a certain action a default judgment in the superior court of the state of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, against the said bankrupt, in a sum in excess of $10,000; that at the same time in another certain action in the said court between the same parties, the said Dorsey caused the…