¶1I concur on the ground that in the absence of an express statutory provision applicable to cases of this kind, or an order of court suspending the operation of the judgment until decision on the writ of error, the judgment of this court operates as an injunction against the exercise by the party disbarred of the right or franchise to prantice law:
72 Cal. 290
Tyler v. Presley
Decided May 18, 1887
California Supreme Court · decided 1887-05-18
<p>Application for a writ of mandate. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.</p>
Cited in Black's (1910)’s definition of “Supersedeas”
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Decided 1887-05-18
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