Billington v. Billington

The plaintiff recovered two judgments against the defendant in a justice’s court for more than $25 each. Transcripts were duly filed, and judgments duly docketed by the county clerk, and thereby the justice’s judgments became judgments of the county court. Code Civil Proc. § 3017. Proceedings supplementary to execution' were duly begun upon these judgments before a county judge, who made an order, pursuant to section 2447 of the Code of Civil Procedure, requiring the defendant to pay certain moneys to the sheriff of the county, from which order the defendant appeals. The respondent insists…