Alvarez v. District Court of Guayama

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico

Alvarez v. District Court of Guayama

30 P.R. 904

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico·Decided January 24, 1922·No. No. 331·Published

Opinion

The petitioner for a writ of certiorari raised several questions of procedure in opposition to the judgment rendered in unlawful detainer on appeal, but the attack is directed only to the reasoning of the court. Held: That the petitioner not having shown a departure from the rules, of proce[905]*905dure in the pleadings, trial or judgment, the writ should be discharged. — -Mr. Justice Wolf delivered the opinion of the court.

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The petitioner for a writ of certiorari raised several questions of procedure in opposition to the judgment rendered in unlawful detainer on appeal, but the attack is directed only to the reasoning of the court. Held: That the petitioner not having shown a departure from the rules, of proce[905]*905dure in the pleadings, trial or judgment, the writ should be discharged. — -Mr. Justice Wolf delivered the opinion of the court.

Alvarez v. District Court of Guayama, 30 P.R. 904 (prsupreme 1922).

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