Morris v. Occidental Life Insurance
California Court of Appeal Jun 19, 1913 No. Civ. No. 1346Published
Synopsis
Appeal—Withdrawal by Attorney—Failure to File Briefs.—Where the attorney for the appellant, after due notice and for good cause, withdraws from the case, and no briefs are on file, and the attention of the appellate court is not drawn to any .error in the record, the judgment will be affirmed.
THE COURT The transcript in this case was filed February 24, 1912. No briefs are on file. The attorney for appellant, after due notice and for good cause, withdrew from the case, and our attention has not been called to any error in the record.
The judgment and order are, therefore, affirmed.
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