Larue v. Friedman

Citations

• 49 Cal. 278

Syllabus

<p>When Court of Equity wild Enjoin Pboceedings in Pbobate Coubt.— When the administrator of an estate, and other persons, enter into a conspiracy, and institute proceedings in a Probate Court to procure the sale of the property of the estate for their own benefit, upon fraudulent claims allowed by the administrator, a Court of Equity has jurisdiction to arrest the proceedings in the Probate Court, by injunction.</p> <p>Idem.—In such case, if the proceedings are regular on their face, and the Probate Court has jurisdiction, the relief granted will be confined to an injunction, and the order of the Probate Court will not be set aside and annulled.</p>