62 P. 110 | Cal. | 1900
Motion to dismiss the appeals. The appeals herein were taken June 24, 1899, and purport to be from a judgment dismissing the action, and also from an order made after judgment. The transcript on appeal was filed August 5, 1899. March 8, 1900, the respondent gave notice of the present motion to dismiss the appeals upon the ground that no sufficient undertaking on appeal had been filed. As there are two distinct appeals and only a single undertaking in the sum of three hundred dollars, the undertaking is defective within the rule given in Centerville Co.v. Bachtold,
In view of these facts, we are of the opinion that the respondent must be deemed to have waived its right to object to a hearing of the appeal from the judgment. If it was its purpose to object thereto upon the ground presented in the present motion, it was but simple fairness to the appellant to notify him thereof, instead of uniting with him in a stipulation by which it, in effect, asked for and obtained from the appellant additional time within which to file its points and authorities. The judgment was entered April 8, 1899, and when the first stipulation was entered into the time for taking an appeal from the judgment had not expired, and if the objection had then been made the appellant could have taken a new appeal and filed a valid undertaking thereon. Respondent ought not to be permitted, by its conduct, to lure the appellant into a reliance upon the sufficiency of his appeal, and, after thus inducing him to undergo the labor and expense of preparing and filing his points and authorities, for the first time make the objection that he is not entitled to have them considered. *530
These principles, however, have no application to the appeal from the order. The order was made June 2, 1899, and at the date of the stipulation the time within which to appeal therefrom had expired. The appellant, therefore, cannot claim to have been misled in regard to the sufficiency of this appeal by any act or conduct of the respondent.
The appeal from the order is dismissed. The motion to dismiss the appeal from the judgment is denied.
Garoutte, J., and Van Dyke, J., concurred.