Heinlen v. Southern Pacific Railroad
California Supreme Court May 31, 1884 No. No. 9,507Published
Synopsis
Dismissal of Appeal — Filing Tbanscbipt.—Where the transcript on appeal is filed after a motion is made to dismiss, and no reason appears why it was not filed before, the appeal will he dismissed.
The Court. The notice of appeal was given September 9, 1882. On the 1st of April, 1884, the plaintiff (respondent) moved that the appeal be dismissed, on the ground that no transcript had been filed in this court. Time was given to appellant to file affidavits showing why the transcript had not been filed. The time given having expired, and no affidavits having been filed, it is ordered that the appeal be dismissed. A transcript was filed after the motion was made, but no reason appears why it was not filed before. Appeal dismissed.
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