Blum v. Brownstone Bros.
California Supreme Court
Blum v. Brownstone Bros., 50 Cal. 293 (Cal. 1875)
1875 Cal. LEXIS 147
Blum v. Brownstone Bros.
Opinion of the Court
An appeal to this Court is a procedure regulated by the provisions of the statute. The subjects of áppeat from the Probate Court to this Court, are enumerated in section 969 of the Code of Civil Procedure. An order entered in the Probate Court refusing to quash an execution is not one of these, and the appeal attempted here, therefore, cannot be supported.
Appeal dismissed.
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- ISAAC BLUM v. BROWNSTONE BROTHERS
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- Appeal fbom Pbobate Coubt.—An appeal does not lie from an order of the Probate Court refusing to quash an execution. Appeal.—An appeal to the Supreme Court is a procedure regulated by the provisions of the statute.