Jordan v. Giblin
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the Fourth District, County of San Francisco. This was an action to enjoin the sale of certain real estate in San Francisco. This sale was attempted to be made under two executions issuing from judgments rendered in the late Superior Court of the City of San Francisco, at the suit of the defendants, Giblin and Kelly.
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Appeal from the Fourth District, County of San Francisco. This was an action to enjoin the sale of certain real estate in San Francisco. This sale was attempted to be made under two executions issuing from judgments rendered in the late Superior Court of the City of San Francisco, at the suit of the defendants, Giblin and Kelly. The plaintiffs, one the wife, and the other the infant daughter of Michael Jordan, claimed the title to the property by virtue of two deeds of conveyance from Benj.-F. Watkins, and others, to them and Michael Jordan, and also-by deed from Michael to them. The question…
1Opinion of the CourtTerry, C. J.
This was an action to enjoin the sale of certain real estate in San Francisco. This sale was attempted to be made under two executions issuing from judgments rendered in the late Superior Court of San Francisco, at the suit of appellants against Michael Jordan. The property is claimed by respondents.
Two principal questions are made by the record. First. That the *102title of appellants is superior in law and equity to that of Jordan, the defendant in these executions. Second.. That the appellants had no right to subject the property to sale, for the reason that the judgments are void for want of…
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