People v. Bell
California Supreme Court
People v. Bell, 70 Cal. 33 (Cal. 1886)
11 P. 327; 1886 Cal. LEXIS 718
People v. Bell
Opinion of the Court
The transcript herein does not show that the notice of appeal was served on any one. The law requires that it shall be served on the attorneys of the adverse party (Penal Code, sec. 1240), and the transcript on appeal must show it. (People v. Phillips, 45 Cal. 44; People v. Clark, 49 Cal. 455.) This not being the case, the appeal cannot be considered.
Appeal dismissed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- THE PEOPLE v. WILLIAM H. BELL
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- Syllabus
- Cbimihal Law—Appeal—Tbahscbipt must Show See vice of Notice — Dismissal. — The transcript on appeal in a criminal case must show that the notice of appeal was served on the attorney of the adverse party; otherwise the appeal will he dismissed.