Moore v. Long Beach Development Co.

Citations

• 87 Cal. 483
• 26 P. 92
• 1891 Cal. LEXIS 1009

Syllabus

<p>Double Appeal — Stipulation in Transcript ■—Statement on Motion bob New Trial — Authentication. —Where a double appeal is taken by one notice from a judgment, and an order denying a new trial, and the transcript contains a stipulation that “ the appeal herein may he heard ” on the record on appeal in the transcript, the statement upon motion for new trial may he looked into on the appeal from the order denying a new trial, and it cannot he objected that it is not identified as having been used upon the hearing of the motion.</p> <p>Innkeepers — Liability bob Loss oe Baggage — Accidental Fire — Guests — Boarders. — Conceding, without deciding, that under the law of this state an innkeeper is an insurer of the goods of transient travelers or guests placed in the inn, against everything but the act of God or the public enemy, or the neglect or fraud of the owner of the property, the innkeeper is not liable to a hoarder for the loss of baggage destroyed as the result of a purely accidental fire.</p> <p>Id. —Pleasure Resort —Residence—Reception of Family as Boarders. ■— A family going to an inn at a pleasure resort to remain an indefinite time, which may be very prolonged, depending on tile health of one of its members, and who have no other place of residence, and have previously made arrangements for hoard by the month at terms much lower than those for transient travelers, become boarders, and not mere transient travelers or guests.</p>