Patch v. Miller
Citations
- 125 Cal. 240
- 57 P. 986
- 1899 Cal. LEXIS 836
Syllabus
<p>Judgment Unsuppobted by Findings—Motion—Cumulative Remedy—Appeal—Revebsal.—The remedy by motion in the superior court to set aside and vacate a judgment unsupported by the findings, and to enter another judgment in accordance therewith, provided for in the new sections 663 and 663% of the Code of Civil Procedure, is merely cumulative; and was not designed to supersede the remedy by appeal provided in section 963 of that Code. Upon such appeal, the judgment may be reversed, and the court below directed to enter the judgment required by the findings.</p>
Judges: Gray
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