Gila Bend Reservoir & Irrigation Co. v. Gila Water Co.

Syllabus

<p>The absence of a formal order by the court need not necessarily prevail over its essential action.</p> <p>Where appellant’s only assignment of error on an appeal from the Supreme Court of a Territory is that the court had not acquired jurisdiction of the property in that suit because it was in its custody in another suit in which a receiver had been appointed,'and the receivership had not been extended or the actions consolidated, but the record clearly shows that the District Court considered the cases as consolidated and empowered the receiver appointed in the first suit to sell the property and apply the proceeds as directed in the second suit, and that such decree was ; affirmed by the Supreme Court of the Territory and by this court, the assignments are without foundation and the decree will be affirmed.</p>