Haffenegger v. Bruce
California Supreme Court Jul 1, 1880 No. No. 6,306Published
Before: Bench, Department, From
Synopsis
Findings—Appeal—Bill oe Exceptions—Jurisdiction.—From a bill of exceptions, settled after the filing of the notice of appeal, it appeared that the plaintiff requested the Court to make findings, and that the Court failed to do so. IMd, to be error, and judgment reversed.
Department No. 2, by the Court (from the Bench): The bill of exceptions in this case shows that, upon the rendition of the judgment in favor of the defendant, the plaintiff requested the Court to make and sign findings of fact, which the Court failed to do, and that findings of fact never have been made or waived, which is made a ground of exception by the plaintiff.
For this error the judgment must be reversed.
Judgment reversed.
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