Oyama v. Stuart
Hawaii Supreme Court
Petition' eor Writ oe Prohibition.
1Dissent
DISSENTING OPINION OP
QUARLES, J.
The only question arising in the original proceeding in this court for a writ of prohibition prohibiting the continuance of the receivership of Joseph G. Pratt as receiver for the banking partnership of which the petitioner and the respondents M. Eomeya, Y. Ishii, U. Eobayashi, T. Mitamura and others were partners under the name of the Japanese Bank, is one of jurisdiction.
The bill of complaint filed by M. Eomeya, Y. Ishii, U. Eobayashi and T. Mitamura against the other partners, S. Eoshima, I. Yamamoto, M. Oyama, S. Eobayashi and G. Nakamura, respondents, on…
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