Adams v. Woods
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the Fourth District. The books of Adams & Co. were, by an order of the Fourth District Court of this State, delivered to Naglee, receiver in the suit of Adams v. Woods et al. there pending, for the settlement of the partnership of that firm.
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Appeal from the Fourth District. The books of Adams & Co. were, by an order of the Fourth District Court of this State, delivered to Naglee, receiver in the suit of Adams v. Woods et al. there pending, for the settlement of the partnership of that firm. Franklin R. Pease filed affidavits, entitled Adams v. Woods et al., Fourth District Court, setting forth, among other-things, that he has commenced suit against the defendants, Woods et al. and others, in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, upon a large number of certificates of deposit, issued by defendants under the firm name of…
1Opinion of the CourtBaldwin, J.
Field, C. J. and Cope, J. concurring.
We think the order for the delivery of the book should not have been made. We do not regard it, however, as an interlocutory order. It certainly partakes of an independent proceeding on the part of Pease, the plaintiff in the notice, as much as if he claimed the book as his property, and the Court ordered it to be given up to him. Such an intervention, involving new and distinct rights, and being limited and spent by the final order, can scarcely be considered as merely interlocutory, and appurtenant to the main litigation. On the contrary, we think it in…
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