Harris v. Brooker

Citations

• 8 Wash. 138
• 35 P. 599
• 1894 Wash. LEXIS 22

Syllabus

<p>PROHIBITION — WHEN LIES — AGAINST JURISDICTION OP COURT.</p> <p>Prohibition will not lie unless it appears from the petition therefor that there is some threatened injury for which the petitioner has no other adequate remedy.</p> <p>. Objection to the jurisdiction of a court must be first raised in the court itself before it can be subjected to a writ of prohibition on the ground of want of jurisdiction.</p>