Roberts v. Security T. S. Bank
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
In its application for a writ of supersedeas pending the final determination of this action on appeal the petitioner admits that if the judgment as rendered by the trial court is affirmed in toto no prejudice will be suffered by it. The court has this day handed down its judgment affirming the judgment of the trial court as rendered.
For that reason the writ is denied.
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