Ryan v. Superior Court
California Supreme Court Jun 1, 1888 No. No. 12,568Published
Synopsis
Writ of Beview.—Where a Judgment has Been Entered for Defendant, and, on plaintiff’s motion, the court vacates the judgment, and restores the ease to the calendar for a new trial, a writ of review by the supreme court will not lie to a subsequent order, made on defendant’s motion, setting aside the former order, and refusing a new trial.
Per CURIAM. We have examined the petition on this application for a writ of review, and can find no reason why the writ should issue. The application is therefore denied. Ordered accordingly.
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