Crandall v. Blen
California Supreme Court Jul 1, 1860Published
Before: Cope
Synopsis
PLAiNTim? has judgment against defendant for six hundred dollars. Defendant has judgment in the spe Court, but in a different action, against plaintiff for one hundred and ten dollars, costs. Plaintiff moves to set off defendant’s judgment, and apply the same as a credit upon plaintiff's judgment. Motion denied. Plaintiff appeals from the order denying the motion. Held, that the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction—the judgments ought to be set off being for less than two hundred dollars.
Cope, J. delivered the opinion of the Court Baldwin, J. concurring.
We cannot entertain the appeal in this case for want of jurisdiction. The judgment which is sought to be set off is for a less sum than two hundred dollars. Appeal dismissed.
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