· 7/1/1874
Kincaid v. Johnson
Citations
- 47 Cal. 618
Syllabus
<p>Damages fob Dbivolotjs Appeal.-—'When an appeal is frivolous, and taken apparently for delay, the Court will impose damages on affirming the judgment.</p>
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- the issue of dissolving a temporary restraining order must have been heard and determined on its merits, rather than happening by operation of law, before a judgment dissolving or refusing to dissolve such an order is subject to appeal
- the issue of dissolving a temporary restraining order must have been heard and determined on its merits, rather than happening by operation of law, before a judgment dissolving or refusing to dissolve such an order is subject to appeal
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