Hewlett v. Beede (1906) · DecisionDepot

Hewlett v. Beede

Name: California Superior Court Tentative Rulings
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California Supreme Court Feb 26, 1906 No. Sac. No. 1405Published

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Holding. The court ordered the appellant's petition for transfer to be stricken from the files because it was filed more than ten days after the district court of appeal's judgment became final.

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Whether a petition for transfer filed more than ten days after a district court of appeal judgment becomes final is timely.

Disposition. Petition stricken from the files.

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“said date was more than ten days after the judgment in the said district court of appeal became final therein, it is therefore now ordered that said petition be stricken from the files of this court.”

Synopsis

Court of Appeals—Transfer of Cause to Supreme Court.—A petition to transfer a cause from the court of appeal to the supreme court, filed more than ten days after the judgment in the former court became final, will be stricken from the files.

PER CURIAM. It appearing that on February 10, 1906, the clerk of this court inadvertently filed the petition of the appellant herein for an order transferring the cause for hearing from the third district court of appeal to the supreme court, and that said date was more than ten days after the judgment in the said district court of appeal became final therein, it is therefore now ordered that said petition be stricken from the files of this court.

Hewlett v. Beede

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