Parker v. Bernal
California Supreme Court Jul 31, 1885 No. No. 11,018Published
Synopsis
Appeal—Dismissal.—Though an Appeal Appear Totally Destitute of Merit, yet, if regularly taken, the court will be reluctant to dismiss it summarily.
By the COURT. The appeal in this case is totally destitute of merit. But, as the appeal seems to be regularly taken, we are reluctant to dismiss it directly. The motion to dismiss is therefore denied, which is ordered, with leave to either party to submit the case for decision after the lapse of ten days from the filing of this opinion.
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