California Supreme Court, 1883

Reynolds v. Superior Court

Reynolds v. Superior Court
California Supreme Court · Decided November 30, 1883
64 Cal. 372; 12 P.C.L.J. 343; 28 P. 121; 1883 Cal. LEXIS 647
Reynolds v. Superior Court

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Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

By means of certiorari the petitioner seeks to call in question the validity of a judgment and an order made and entered considerably more than one year before the presentation of his' petition. In Keys v. Marin County, 42 Cal. 256, it was held that unless circumstances of an extraordinary character be shown to have intervened, the remedy through a writ of certiorari should be held to be barred by the lapse of the same length of time that bars an appeal from a final judgment.

In the present case no excuse is shown for the delay in the application.

Writ denied and proceedings dismissed.

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