O'Neil v. McLennan

Citations

• 7 Cal. Unrep. 161
• 73 P. 576
• 1903 Cal. LEXIS 949

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—Becord.—In the Absence of a Bill of Exceptions and statement in the record, the contentions that the court never duly appointed a receiver and did not acquire jurisdiction to order a sale cannot be considered.</p> <p>Appeal—Judgment-roll.—Orders, Stipulations and an Oath and account of a receiver in the transcript, not being authenticated, cannot be considered on appeal, being no part of the judgment-roll.</p> <p>Appeal—Becord.—Complaint cannot be Made on Appeal that the court made no disposition of a demurrer, the record not showing it was presented to the court.</p>