Dorris v. Sullivan
Citations
- 89 Cal. 62
- 26 P. 621
- 1891 Cal. LEXIS 771
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Findings—• Support op Judgment. — Upon an appeal from a judgment upon the judgment roll alone, where there is no bill of exceptions, if the findings support the judgment, and there is either a direct finding or a finding by necessary inference from facts found on every material issue, the judgment will be affirmed.</p> <p>Id. — Statute op Frauds —Review upon Appeal — Insufficiency op Record.—If the record on appeal does not show which party introduced a verbal contract, which it is claimed should have been in writing under the statute of frauds, nor that either party objected to it, the question as to the application of that statute cannot be considered upon appeal.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- child molestation sentence was twenty years with five to serve; sexual exploitation sentence was five years to serve
- child molestation sentence was twenty years with five to serve; sexual exploitation sentence was five years to serve
- “[A]s to sentencing, each count stands alone[.]”
- “[A]s to sentencing, each count stands alone[.]”
- “[A]s to sentencing, each count stands alone[.]”
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Judges: Vanclief
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