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· 7/1/1869

People ex rel. Rondel v. North San Francisco Homestead

Citations

  • 38 Cal. 564

Syllabus

<p>Suits-—Conduct and Hanage-kent or.—When a suit is instituted in the name of the State, by the permission of the Attorney General upon the relation of the real party in interest, seeking relief, and tho State has no direct interest in the event of tho suit, the Attorney General, as such, has no power to control the conduct of the suit, or to withdraw Ms consent to the use of the name of the people, to the prejudice of the relator.</p> <p>Decree upon Stipulation.—A decree, purporting to be entered upon stipulation, but not in conformity therewith, should be set aside on motion.</p>

Judges: Sprague

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