Stokes v. Stokes

1. The judgment of a judge of the superior court in a proceeding for alimony, whether in term or vacation, or in the progress of the cause, is the subject of writ of error on the same terms that are prescribed in cases of injunctions. Civil Code, § 2468.

2. When a judgment granting or refusing an injunction is brought to the Supreme Court by a fast bill of exceptions, no supersedeas results from merely filing the bill of exceptions and making- an affidavit of inability from poverty to pay the costs and give security. In such cases the judge is authorized to grant a supersedeas upon such terms…