Mellor v. Crouch
Citations
- 76 Cal. 594
- 18 P. 685
- 1888 Cal. LEXIS 943
Syllabus
<p>New Trial — Amendments to Statement—Notice oe Settlement.— When amendments to the proposed statement on motion for new trial are not adopted, they may be delivered to the clerk for the judge, who is required by section 650 of the Code of Civil Procedure to designate the time for settlement thereof, and no previous notice of settlement is required to be given by the moving party in such case. The provision for five days’ notice in section 659 is limited to the case where the amendments are presented by the moving party to the judge.</p> <p>Id.—Reposal to Adopt Amendments.—No notice of the refusal of the moving party to adopt proposed amendments to the statement on motion for new trial is required to be given other than the delivery of the statement and amendments to the clerk or judge.</p>
Judges: McFarland
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