Isom v. Rex Crude Oil Co. (1902) · DecisionDepot

Isom v. Rex Crude Oil Co.

Name: California Superior Court Tentative Rulings
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California Supreme Court May 29, 1902 No. L. A. No. 1191Published

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Holding. The court denied the respondent's motions to dismiss the appeal from the judgment and the appeal from the order authorizing the receiver to bore additional oil wells.

Issues

Whether the appeal from the judgment should be dismissed.
Whether the appeal from the order permitting the receiver to bore additional oil wells should be dismissed.

Disposition. Motions denied.

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“The motion of respondent to dismiss the appeal from the judgment, and the motion to dismiss the appeal from the order permitting and directing the receiver to bore additional oil wells on the land involved in the action are both hereby denied.”

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Appeals—Motion to Dismiss—Affidavit after Hearing Disallowed. —After the hearing of a motion to dismiss appeals, an application of the respondent for leave to file an additional affidavit was refused.

THE COURT. Motions to dismiss two appeals hereinafter referred to. The application of respondent to file additional affidavit, after the hearing of the motion to dismiss, is refused. The motion of respondent to dismiss the appeal from the judgment, and the motion to dismiss the appeal from the order permitting and directing the receiver to bore additional oil wells on the land involved in the action are both hereby denied.

Isom v. Rex Crude Oil Co.

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