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· 7/5/1895

In re Philbrook

Citations

  • 108 Cal. 14
  • 40 P. 1061
  • 1895 Cal. LEXIS 811

Syllabus

<p>■Disbarment of Attorney—Motion for New Trial—Rehearing.—Under .the constitution of 1879 a petition for rehearing of a proceeding for disbarment is an appropriate remedy, and a motion for a new trial of the proceeding is not a proper remedy, and there cannot be a motion for a new trial after an application for a rehearing has been denied.</p> <p>Id.—Insufficient Procedure—Absence of Notice—Bill of Exceptions. No motion for a new trial can be entertained where no notice of intention was given, as prescribed by the code, and no statement or bill of exceptions was prepared.</p>

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