Lund v. Booth
Utah Supreme Court
Original application by L. P. Lnnd for a writ of certiorari against John E. Booth, judge of the Fourth judicial district court to review the proceedings of the district court in the ease of L. P. Lund against Ellen Ivers. APPELLANT^ POINTS. The court had no jurisdiction to make the orders complained of and its jurisdiction was not invoked by the bringing of any action to set aside the judgment of the justice.
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Original application by L. P. Lnnd for a writ of certiorari against John E. Booth, judge of the Fourth judicial district court to review the proceedings of the district court in the ease of L. P. Lund against Ellen Ivers. APPELLANT^ POINTS. The court had no jurisdiction to make the orders complained of and its jurisdiction was not invoked by the bringing of any action to set aside the judgment of the justice. The filing of an abstract or transcript of a justice judgment in a court of record for the purpose of lien and execution, does not empower the latter court to vacate such judgment. (23…
1Opinion of the CourtStkaup, J.
On. application made to us a writ of certiorari was issued to review the proceedings of the court of the Fourth judicial district, in the- case of L. P. Lund v. Ellen Ivers. A transcript of the proceedings sent to us shows that on the 15th day of September, 1906, Lund obtained a judgment against Ivers in the justice court of Murray precinct, Salt Lake county, Utah; that on the 3d day of October, 1906, an.abstract of the judgment was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court of Utah county, and was. docketed in the judgment docket of the district court of that county. Thereafter…
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