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Sonoma M. Co. v. National Etc. Corp.

Supreme Court of California
Aug 15, 1922
189 Cal. 433 (Cal. 1922)

Opinion

S. F. No. 10261.

August 15, 1922.

MOTION to dismiss an appeal. Granted.

The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.

Erwin L. Chloupek and George E. Crothers for Appellant.

J.R. Leppo and Sterling Carr for Respondent.


Defendant moves this court to dismiss this appeal on the ground that the judgment was entered by consent of the parties, that the sale was made by the consent of the parties, and upon the further ground that the agreement of January 17, 1922, between Chloupek, as attorney for plaintiff, and the National Magnesite Products Corporation, estops plaintiff from appealing from the judgment herein.

Since notice of the motion was filed, the appellant and the respondent have each filed additional papers and, among other things, the transcript on appeal has been filed, wherefrom it clearly appears that the plaintiff has no cause of appeal whatever, that it has appealed from the judgment upon the judgment-roll alone and that the judgment is in full accord with the findings. Wherefore no cause whatever appears whereby said appeal can be sustained. It is considered that the appeal should be dismissed without regard to the sufficiency of the causes set forth in the motion.

Let the dismissal be made without costs to either party.

Waste, J., Sloane, J., and Lennon, J., concurred.


Summaries of

Sonoma M. Co. v. National Etc. Corp.

Supreme Court of California
Aug 15, 1922
189 Cal. 433 (Cal. 1922)
Case details for

Sonoma M. Co. v. National Etc. Corp.

Case Details

Full title:SONOMA MAGNESITE COMPANY, Appellant, v. NATIONAL MAGNESITE PRODUCTS…

Court:Supreme Court of California

Date published: Aug 15, 1922

Citations

189 Cal. 433 (Cal. 1922)
208 P. 962

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