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· 7/1/1870

Blair v. Cummings

Citations

  • 39 Cal. 667
  • 1870 Cal. LEXIS 129

Syllabus

<p>Judgment foe Costs on Dismissal of Appeal.—When a County Court dismisses an attempted appeal from a Justice’s Court, because of the failure of appellant to prosecute the appeal, or for want of jurisdiction of the subject-matter, it may render a judgment for costs against the appellant.</p>

Judges: Sprague

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