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· 7/1/1875

Green v. Swift

Citations

  • 50 Cal. 454

Syllabus

<p>Eitect m? Recitals in a Judgment.-—If the judgment recites that the cause came on regularly for trial, and that the defendant appeared by his attorneys, it does not thereby show that the plaintiff did not appear.</p> <p>Recitals in a Judgment.—The omission, in the recitals of a judgment, that the parties appeared, does not affect its validity.</p>

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