¶1February 3d. A. Williams, Esq., for the respondents, filed a certificate of the clerk below, with the seal of the Court, that the respondents obtained judgment, December 23d, 1851, for $2,552, and that the appeal bond was filed December 24th, 1851: and the certificate of the clerk of this Court, dated February 2d, 1852, that no transcript, record, or other papers in the cause had been filed: and an affidavit of the respondents that the appeal was taken for delay; whereupon the Court, on motion of Mr. Williams, ordered that the appeal be dismissed; and it was also ordered that the appeal be dismissed, with 10 per cent, damages and costs.
2 Cal. 149
Buckley v. Stebbins
Decided January 15, 1852
California Supreme Court · decided 1852-01-15
<p>Where the respondents obtained a judgment on the 23d of December, 1851, and the appeal bond was filed on the 24th of December, and a certificate of the clerk of the same Court dated February 2d, 1852, that no transcript, record, or other papers in the cause had been filed; and the affidavit of respondent’s produced that the appeal was taken for delay; the Court ordered the appeal to be dismissed, with 10 per cent, damages and costs.</p>
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