45 Cal. 174 | Cal. | 1872
On May 16th, 1870, judgment was rendered in favor of defendant, and on the thirteenth of July following the motion of the plaintiff’ for a new trial was denied. On the 17th of July, 1872, this appeal was taken from the order denying the motion for a new trial. Objection is now made by the respondent that the appeal was not taken in time. It is admitted by the appellant, that the objection in this respect must prevail, unless it be overcome by the effect of an order set up in the transcript, by which order the Court below, on July 29tli, 1870, set aside, or assumed to set aside, the order of July 13th, 1870, denying a new trial, which order of July twenty-ninth was reversed here on the 10th day of April, 1872. It is the settled rule governing the proceedings on appeal from any order determining a motion for a new trial, that such an appeal brings up only so much of the record as concludes with the decision of the motion itself, and cannot be
Appeal dismissed.