State ex rel. Rose v. Ralston

Citations

• 102 Wash. 268
• 173 P. 51

Syllabus

<p>Prohibition — When Lies — To Courts — Erroneous Judgment. Prohibition does not lie to prevent the court from entering a judgment in an action to restrain an execution sale, according to findings made after trial, upon refusing to admit further proof, where the judgment would at most be merely erroneous,. the court having jurisdiction of the parties and the subject-matter.</p>