Myers v. Liening
California Supreme Court Nov 4, 1859 No. No. 2302Published
Before: Baldwin, Field
Synopsis
From Colusa County.
BALDWIN, J. — There are two sufficient reasons why we cannot take notice of the errors assigned by the appellant: 1. The judgment below is for less than two hundred dollars— and we have no jurisdiction; 2. There was no motion for a new trial below and no exception taken to instructions — for alleged error in which the appeal is taken.
The appeal is dismissed.
I concur: Field, C. J.
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