Donahue v. Mariposa Land & M. Co.
California Supreme Court Oct 15, 1884 No. No. 8263Published
Synopsis
Appeal.—Where Ho Index is Prefixed to the Transcript, the court, under the rule, is authorized to dismiss the appeal.
By. the COURT. No index is prefixed to the transcript, which contains over eight thousand folios. Under the rule the court is authorized to dismiss the appeal, but the submission of the cause is set aside, with leave to appellants to prepare and print proper index, to be prefixed to each copy of transcript within ten days.
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