State ex rel. Wolf v. Moore
Citations
- 16 Wash. 350
- 47 P. 757
- 1897 Wash. LEXIS 319
Syllabus
<p>PROHIBITION, WRIT OF—OPERATION — JURISDICTION OF SUPERIOR COURT.</p> <p>The fact that the superior court has been restrained by a writ of prohibition issuing from the supreme court from interfering with the rights of parties in the subject matter of a certain action, as decreed by the supreme court on appeal, will not prevent, the superior court from assuming jurisdiction of an action involving the same subject matter, when the action involves the rights of a person who was not a party or'privy to the prior action.</p>
Judges: Scott
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