California Supreme Court, 1872

Thompson v. Thornton

California Supreme Court · Decided January 15, 1872 · Rhodes

43 Cal. 24

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Brill v. Postle (United States District Court for the Eastern District of California 2020)

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Opinion of the Court

By the Court,

Rhodes, J.:

Motion to' dismiss the appeal, upon a Clerk’s certificate, under Rule Four.

*25The certificate is defective because it does not state either the fact or the date of the service of the notice of appeal, nor the character of the evidence of service. It is certified that a statement on appeal was filed, that amendments were filed, but that the statement has not been settled. It is certified that the appeal is taken from an order granting a new trial. Whether a statement on an appeal from an order granting or refusing a new trial would in any case be necessary or proper, it is unnecessary at this time to decide; but it has repeatedly been announced by this Court, that in cases where a statement on appeal had properly been filed, the certificate must show that the statement had been settled, otherwise the certificate would not comply with Rule Four, and the resjiondent would not be entitled to have the appeal dismissed on his ex parte motion.

Motion denied.

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