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· 7/1/1872

Lucas v. Mayor & Common Council of Marysville

Citations

  • 44 Cal. 210
  • 1872 Cal. LEXIS 183

Syllabus

<p>Statement on Motion eor a Net Trial.—If a statement on motion for a new trial is prepared, which omits a specification of the points upon which the moving party will rely, and both parties stipulate that it is correct, and it is filed, the moving party may afterwards, and within the time allowed to file the statement, amend, by adding such specifications, and it is the duty of the Court to settle the same and allow the other party to suggest amendments to make it conform to the truth.</p> <p>Settlement oe Statement.—It is the duty of the Court to settle a proposed statement in all cases where the attorneys are unable to agree to it as filed, no matter what reasons exist which render them unable to agree to it.</p>

Judges: Wallace

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