Livermore v. Webb
California Supreme Court
Appeal by defendants Greene and Jackson from a judgment in favor of defendant Webb, in the Sixteenth District Court, County of Kern. Reed, J„ A petition for a rehearing in Bank was filed by appellants after the decision, and denied.
1Opinion of the Court
McKinstry, J.:
The appeal is by defendants Greene and Jackson from a judgment adjudging and decreeing that defendant C. C. Webb is the sole owner in fee of all the lands described in the complaint, and that neither the plaintiffs nor any of the other defendants have any estate, right, title, or interest in the lands, or any portion of them.
Respondent asks that the cause be stricken from our calendar, because, as he claims, no appeal has properly been taken. The judgment roll shows that Samuel L. Cutter, Esq., had appeared as attorney for defendants Greene and Jackson in .the Court below. The…
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