Glotzback v. Foster
California Supreme Court
Glotzback v. Foster, 11 Cal. 37 (Cal. 1858)
Terry
Glotzback v. Foster
Opinion of the Court
Field J., concurring.
It is not necessary to examine the errors assigned in this case, for the reason that it appears from the record that after service of the notice of appeal the parties filed a stipulation, in which it was agreed that defendant should be credited on the execution, in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, and that all errors in the “ record, referee’s report, decree and judgment,” were waived.
Judgment affirmed.
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- The Supreme Court will not examine errors assigned on appeal, where, after the service of the notice of appeal, the parties stipulated that all errors in the record, referee’s report, decree and judgment, were waived.