Waggenheim v. Hook

Citations

• 35 Cal. 216

Syllabus

<p>Appeal from a Judgment.—An appeal from a judgment must be taken within one year from the time the same was rendered.</p> <p>Practice as to Settling Statements on Motions for New Trial.—The practice which prevails in some of the lower Courts of submitting a motion for a new trial and not preparing the statement until after the motion has been denied, is irregular and not to be tolerated.</p> <p>Idem.—Such statement should be settled by the Judge and certified by him before the motion is. decided.</p> <p>Appeal from Order Denying New Trial.—An appeal from an order denying a new trial should be taken within sixty days from the time the order is made.</p> <p>When Appeal will be Dismissed.—If an order is made denying a new trial, and afterwards an order is made vacating this order, and a new order is made also denying a new trial, an appeal taken from the second order denying a new trial will be dismissed.</p>