Majority
Headnote
Appeal—Supersedeas—Reversal op Order Appealed prom—Loss op Jurisdiction to Grant Writ.—No power remains in the supreme court to grant a supersedeas to stay the enforcement of a final judgment against a defendant pending the determination of its appeal from an order striking from the files its notice of intention to move for a new trial, after the supreme court has disposed of the pendil ing appeal by reversing the order appealed from. Such reversal remands the proceeding for a new trial to the jurisdiction of the superior court, and any steps looking to a stay of execution on the judgment must afterward be sought in that court.This is an application for a writ of su,persedeas to stay the enforcement of a judgment against the defendant pending the determination of an appeal from an order striking from the files defendant’s notice of intention to move for a new trial. When this application was made, the judgment itself had become final. (Bond v. United Railroads, 24 Cal. App. 157 , [ 140 Pac. 982 ].)
In the meanwhile, the then pending appeal has been disposed of, this court having, on February 11, 1915, reversed the order striking out defendant’s notice of intention. (Bond v. United Railroads, ante, p. 273, [ 146 Pac. 688 ].) No appeal in the case is, therefore, now pending in this court, and there 'remains no power to grant a supersedeas. The writ is asked
The proceeding is dismissed.
Cases cited
- Bond v. United Railroads of San Francisco 24 Cal. App. 157 p. 618