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· 4/21/1888

James W. Moyle

Citations

  • 75 Cal. 595
  • 17 P. 698
  • 1888 Cal. LEXIS 591

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—'Service of Notice—Death of Respondent. — Where an appellant, in ignorance of the death of the respondent, serves a notice of appeal on the attorney who had appeared for the latter, and the service is accepted by him, the appeal will not be dismissed on a motion made by the attorney who accepted the service, on the ground that the service was void, because made after the death of the respondent.</p>

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  • accepting petition for voluntary surrender of license following respondent’s conviction for murder and aggravated assault
  • accepting petition for voluntary surrender of license following respondent’s conviction for murder and aggravated assault

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Judges: McFarland

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