Broder v. Superior Court

Citations

• 103 Cal. 124
• 37 P. 191
• 1894 Cal. LEXIS 736

Syllabus

<p>Trial—Interlocutory Judgment—Findings—Jurisdiction to Set Cause —Prohibition—Remedy by Appeal.—The superior court has jurisdiction to deny a motion to enter an interlocutory judgment upon findings that have been filed, and to grant a motion of the defendants to fix a day for the trial of the cause, and a writ of prohibition will not lie' to restrain the court from proceeding in such trial; but the plaintiffs have a complete and perfect remedy by appeal from the judgment that may be rendered therein.</p>