· 8/30/1887
Hitchcock v. Superior Court
Citations
- 73 Cal. 295
- 14 P. 872
- 1887 Cal. LEXIS 662
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the trial court’s dismissal of an appeal when three-month delay was caused by appellant’s designation in the notice of appeal that a non-existent transcript would be included in the record and on appellant’s failure to check on the status of the appeal
- affirming the trial court’s dismissal of an appeal when three-month delay was caused by appellant’s designation in the notice of appeal that a nonexistent transcript would be included in the record and on appellant’s failure to check on the status of the appeal
- affirming the trial court’s dismissal of an appeal when three-month delay was caused by appellant’s designation in the notice of appeal that a nonexistent transcript would be included in the record and on appellant’s failure to check on the status of the appeal
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Judges: McFarland, Paterson, Searls, Sharpstein, Temple, Thornton
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