Wells v. Torrance

Citations

• 119 Cal. 437
• 51 P. 626
• 1897 Cal. LEXIS 915

Syllabus

<p>Justice’s Court—Proceedings Supplementary to Execution—Order to Debtor not Appealable—Jurisdiction of Superior Court—Prohibition. An order made by a justice’s court in proceedings supplementary to execution, requiring the judgment debtor to apply designated property to the satisfaction of the judgment, is not in the nature of a “ judgment, and is not appealable to the superior court; and the superior court and the judge thereof, having no jurisdiction of an appeal therefrom, will be restrained by writ of prohibition from this court from proceeding to try said appeal, and that court will be directed to dismiss the appeal.</p>