Clark v. Janss
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMarks, J.
These are motions to strike out the record on appeal and to dismiss the appeal.
The record on appeal consists of a clerk’s typewritten transcript and a printed bill of exceptions. No question is raised of the propriety of using the two records. We will assume, without holding, that such records may be filed on one appeal.
Attached to the notice of motion to dismiss the appeal is an affidavit of counsel for respondents and copies of certain documents on file in the office of the county clerk which relate to the proceedings leading up to and taken on the settlement of the bill of exceptions. It…
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