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· 12/1/1898

Edsall v. Short

Citations

  • 122 Cal. 533
  • 55 P. 327
  • 1898 Cal. LEXIS 626

Syllabus

<p>Appeal from Justice’s Court—Disputed Claims for Wages—Jurisdiction of Supreme Court.—The supreme court has no jurisdiction, under the constitution, of an appeal from a judgment rendered in the superior court, upon appeal from a justice’s judgment in an action brought under section 1206 of the Code of Civil Procedure, to enforce disputed claims of employees of an exe>■cution debtor for wages, of which payment was claimed out of the proceeds of sale of personal property levied upon by the sheriff, whether the action be viewed as a suit in equity to enforce liens upon personal property, or as an ordinary action for wages due.</p>

Judges: Beatty

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