Bates v. Schroeder
California Supreme Court Aug 20, 1888 No. No. 12,712Published
Synopsis
Appeal—Failure to File Transcript—Dismissal.—A cleric of appellant’s attorney, during the illness of his employer and against his directions, took the appeal, but failed to file a transcript. Appellant’s attorney was first apprised that appeal had been taken by respondent’s notice of motion to dismiss, when he served and filed a transcript. Held, that the appeal would not be dismissed.
PER CURIAM. On an examination of the papers herein the court is of opinion that the appeal should not be dismissed, and the motion must be denied.
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