Iverson v. Jones
California Supreme Court Jan 26, 1885 No. Nos. 8789, 8790Published
Synopsis
Appeal.—An Undertaking on Appeal Filed More Than a Month Before the Notice of appeal is filed is no undertaking at all, and an appeal based thereon must be dismissed.1
By the COURT. The court is of opinion that the appeals in these cases must be dismissed. The undertakings on appeal were filed more than a month before the notices of appeal were filed. This, in our view, is not the undertaking required by law. It is not the case of insufficiency in the undertaking, but it is no undertaking at all. The motions to dismiss must be granted; and it is so ordered.
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