Rountree v. I. X. L. Lime Co.

Citations

• 106 Cal. 62
• 39 P. 16
• 1895 Cal. LEXIS 569

Syllabus

<p>Appeal from Judgment—Computation of Interest—Trivial Clerical Error—Frivolous Appeal—Costs—Damages. — An appeal from the judgment, where the only error apparent upon the record is manifestly a trivial clerical error in the computation of interest which would have been corrected by the court below, upon having its attention called to the matter, is a frivolous appeal; and the superior court will be directed to make proper correction in the computation of interest, and the appellate court will require the costs to be paid by the appellant, and allow the respondent damages for delay as part of the costs of appeal.</p>