Dore v. Dougherty

Citations

• 2 Cal. Unrep. 402
• 4 P. 1067
• 1884 Cal. LEXIS 798

Syllabus

<p>'Appeal.—An Appeal is Dismissable for Some Irregularities in taking it, for failure to prosecute, for want of appearance, or on consent of parties; but where it has been perfected according to law and the appellant appears, he is entitled to be heard upon any question of fact involved in the merits. Because the proposed statement on motion for a new trial was not served upon a certain one of the adverse parties is not ground for dismissal of the appeal.</p>