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· 7/1/1881

Moore v. Kellogg

Citations

  • 58 Cal. 385
  • 1881 Cal. LEXIS 243

Syllabus

<p>Default—Negligence—Discretion of the Court—Change of Parties. An order refusing to open a default in an action of ejectment affirmed on the ground—1. That the defendants, after the commencement of the suit and before the default, had conveyed their interest in the land in controversy to another who did not join in the motion or ask to have the action continued in the names of the defendants; and, 2. That the facts did not show any abuse of discretion in the Court below.</p>

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