Shay v. Superior Court

Citations

• 57 Cal. 541

Syllabus

<p>Jurisdiction—Superior Court—Municipal Court—County Court—Justices’ Court—Appeal.—It is no objection to the jurisdiction of the Superior Court that the record in an action which had been appealed from the Justices’ Court was filed in the late Municipal Court of San Francisco, without any order transferring the same from the late County Court, it appearing that the record was subsequently filed in the Superior Court.</p> <p>Appeal—Notice oe Appeal— Waiver^- Practice— Certiorari— Jurisdiction.—On the trial of an action on appeal from a Justice’s Court to a Superior Court, a party appeared by counsel, and made no objection to the regularity of the proceedings. Held, that it is too late to object by certiorari to the jurisdiction of the Superior Court, on the ground that the notice of appeal was defective.</p>