Williams v. Riehl
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from orders of the Superior Court of Sacramento County denying a motion to satisfy a judgment of record, and to recall and quash a writ of execution for the sum of $1,875 and costs. Matt F. Johnson, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
COOPER, C.
The defendant Riehl was the guardian of the estate of one Carver, a minor, and as such guardian executed a bond, as required by the order of the court in which the proceedings were pending, in the penal sum of $25,000, with the following named sureties for amounts named, respectively, to wit: F. S. Smith, for $25,000; George Peters, $5,000; William Johnston, $5,000; Stanton Myers, $5,000; Jacob Gehert, $5,000; D. T. Lufkin, $5,000, and Patrick Kelly, $5,000. Carver died, and plaintiff was appointed and qualified as administrator of his estate. The final account of defendant Riehl as…
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