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73 Cal. 190

Faris v. Lampson

California Supreme Court

Decided August 16, 1887

California Supreme Court · decided 1887-08-16

<p>Appeal—Failube op Appellant to File Points and Authorities— Affirmance without Examination of Record. —Where no oral argument is had, and the appellant fails to file any points or authorities, the judgment appealed from will he affirmed without an examination of the record.</p>

Relies on Brewster v. Johnson · Ex parte Burrill · Hickinbotham v. Monroe

Decided 1887-08-16

Foote, C.

¶1— In this case no oral argument was had, nor did the appellants file any points or authorities; and having thus omitted to point out the errors of which they complain, the judgment should be affirmed without an examination of the record. (Mokelumne H. C. M. Co. v. Woodbury, 10 Cal. 188; Edmondson v. Alameda Co., 24 Cal. 350; Holm v. Roach, 25 Cal. 37; Hickinbotham v. Monroe, 28 Cal. 489; Brewster v. Johnson, 51 Cal. 222; Estate of Montgomery, 59 Cal. 583.)

Belcher, C. C., and Hayne, C., concurred.The Court.

¶2— For the reasons given in the foregoing opinion, judgment affirmed.

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