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· 10/15/1853

White v. Abernathy, Clark & Co.

Citations

  • 3 Cal. 426

Syllabus

<p>To disturb a judgment of a court of original jurisdiction, it is not sufficient that error may have intervened, but it must be affirmatively shown by the record.</p> <p>The naked direction of a court, unaccompanied with any statement of facts, cannot support allegations of error; they may be in reference to the facts merely abstract, or inapt to mislead the jury.</p>

Judges: Heydenfeldt

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