Berry v. San Francisco & North Pacific Railroad
California Supreme Court Jul 1, 1874 No. No. 4,007Published
Synopsis
Bill of Exceptions.—A bill of exceptions may be settled at any time -within thirty days after the judgment is rendered, and it then becomes a part of the record on appeal from the judgment on questions of law.
By the Court: Upon the authority of Caldwell v. Parks, ante, 640, the objections of the respondent taken to the sufficiency of the bill of exceptions herein, are overruled, and the respondent is allowed to file brief upon the merits within ten days.
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