In re Pina's Estate

Citations

• 7 Cal. Unrep. 101
• 71 P. 171

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Costs, Review of Questions Relative to. — Where a Transcript on appeal did not set out the orders from which the appeals were taken, and in the notice of appeal the appeals were stated, to be “from the order and judgment of the court striking out petitioner’s bill of cost and disallowing the same,” etc., but the bill of exceptions did not contain any bill of costs, or make reference to any, or to any action of the court thereon, questions relative, to the court’s action concerning costs could not be reviewed.</p> <p>Administrator.—Where an Application for Letters of administration was supported by a petition stating that petitioner was a brother of deceased, and as such entitled to administer on his estate, and requesting that applicant be appointed in his stead, but the petition was not verified—merely having attached thereto a certificate in the form of an acknowledgment for a conveyance of real estate— and no evidence was offered that petitioner was a brother of deceased, or in any way related to him, the petition was properly excluded. There being no other evidence in support of the application, it was properly refused.</p>