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Anthony v. Grand

Citations

  • 99 Cal. 602
  • 34 P. 325
  • 1893 Cal. LEXIS 722

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—Dismissal without Prejudice—Inadvertent Order — Second Appeal. — Where, after the filing of a notice of motion to dismiss an appeal, the court, upon stipulation of counsel, orders the appeal dismissed without prejudice, and subsequently another order is inadvertently made by the court after the submission, dismissing the appeal absolutely, a motion to dismiss a subsequent appeal taken after the first order of dismissal and prior to the last one, upon the ground that at the time it was taken the former appeal from the same order and judgment was undisposed of, must be denied.</p>

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