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· 1/13/1885

Pico v. Sepulveda

Citations

  • 66 Cal. 336
  • 5 P. 515
  • 1885 Cal. LEXIS 426

Syllabus

<p>Practice—Findings—Amendment after Judgment—New Triad.—When the findings of fact by a court are erroneous in any respect, the appropriate proceeding to have them set aside is a motion for a new trial. A motion to amend the findings, after a decree has been entered in the case, is irregular.</p>

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