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· 7/1/1867

Genella v. Relyea

Citations

  • 32 Cal. 159

Syllabus

<p>Time within which to Appeal.—The one year within which to appeal from a judgment commences to run at the time the Court announces its judgment and the order for judgment is entered in the minutes, and not at the time the Clerk enters the judgment in the Judgment Book.</p> <p>Notice op Appeal.—A notice of appeal which states that the appeal is taken “from all orders of the District Court made and entered in the action” is insufficient.</p> <p>Judgment.—The entry of a judgment in the Judgment Book is a mere ministerial duty of the Clerk.</p> <p>Appeal from Order.—No appeal lies from an order striking out a statement, or from an order denying a motion to certify a statement.</p>

Judges: Sawyer

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