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· 7/1/1873

City of Stockton v. Creanor

Citations

  • 45 Cal. 247

Syllabus

<p>Insufficiency of Evidence to Sustain' Judgment.—The question of the insufficiency of the evidence to sustain the decision or finding, cannot be presented by means of a statement on appeal, nor can it be considered on an appeal from the judgment.</p> <p>Specification in Statement.—A specification in a statement that “the Court erred in rendering judgment for defendant, because the testimony shows that every step required by law to create a lien on defendant’s land for the grading of Eremont street was correctly taken,” is, if it amounts to anything, not a specification of an error of law, but of the insufficiency of the evidence to sustain the decision.</p>

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