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· 7/1/1881

Nash v. Harris

Citations

  • 57 Cal. 242

Syllabus

<p>Exception—Bul of Exceptions.—A party excepting to a decision, whether he except in person or he deemed in law to have excepted, must, in statutory or reasonable time thereafter, take the proper steps to have a hill of exceptions settled, or some other equivalent judicial authentication, showing the matters upon which the decision was made.</p> <p>Id.—Id.—Appeal.—Unauthenticated papers in a transcript in which there is no hill of exceptions constitute no part of a record which can he considered on appeal.</p>

Judges: McKee

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