Coburn v. Ames

Citations

• 57 Cal. 201

Syllabus

<p>Receiver—Notice ob Motion.—A motion to discharge a receiver ought only to he heard upon notice to all parties; hut held, in this case, that a failure to give such notice, was not such an irre gularity as to justify a reversal of an order of discharge.</p> <p>Id.—A receiver was in possession of a wharf and of the adjacent land, having taken possession thereof from defendant, and received money from the use of the entire premises. The adjacent land only was adjudged to belong to plaintiff. Held, that upon the discharge of the receiver, it was error to direct the whole of said money to he paid to the plaintiff.</p>