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· 4/18/1913

Beswick v. Churchill Co.

Citations

  • 21 Cal. App. 721

Syllabus

<p>District Court op Appeal—Jurisdiction op Appeal in Equity Case.— The district court of appeal cannot acquire jurisdiction of an appeal taken directly to it in a suit in equity to set aside a deed on the ground of fraud and for a judgment for two thousand dollars in money, the alleged value of the rents and profits from the property.</p> <p>Id.—Jurisdiction—Amount in Controversy.—The district court of appeal does not have jurisdiction of a direct appeal to it, where the complaint calls for a money judgment for one hundred and eleven thousand, five hundred dollars.</p>

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