201 P. 729 | Or. | 1921
“A judgment or decree may be reviewed as prescribed in this chapter, and not otherwise. An order
Nothing is decided finally by the terms of the injunction orders to which allusion has been made. The final determination of the suit remains in the breast of the Circuit Court on proper proceedings. It' is urged in the brief appearing in the record attached to the motion to dissolve the injunction, that under Section 6221, Or. L.:
“No attachment, injunction or execution shall be issued against such bank or its property before final judgment in any suit, action or proceeding in any court of competent jurisdiction.”
This refers to the insolvent bank which has been forced into liquidation. But in this case the insolvent bank is not a party. The injunction has been issued against the superintendent of banks and the Bank of Prineville, in which he has deposited funds belonging to the insolvent bank. The preliminary injunctions mentioned, therefore, do not come within the provision of this excerpt upon which the defendants rely. Even if it did apply, we have a mere interlocutory order of a court of competent jurisdiction, which may or may not be erroneous, as the event shall prove. But until a final determination has been reached in that court, the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to review the orders of the Circuit Court. It may be that in the ultimate conclusion of the whole matter
The appeal must be dismissed. Dismissed.