Kouts

Kouts v. Superior Court

Good Law
135 Cal. App. 699·1933 Cal. App. LEXIS 455·27 P.2d 788
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 12, 1933Docket No. 9262.California562 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Houser, J.

Following a ruling made by the trial court on each of three motions which were presented to said court, each at a time different from that of either of the others, the petitioner herein, who was the “aggrieved” party in the trial court, presented to said court for its settlement thereof her proposed' bill of exceptions.

For the purpose of considering the point here at issue, it is unnecessary to set forth more than an excerpt or example of the contents of the proposed bill of exceptions. After the title of the court and cause, the following appeared :

The course pursued as to the other rulings of which complaint was made are practically indentical in form with that hereinbefore outlined as to the first of such rulings. Then followed the several “specifications of error”, together with a form of order of settlement of the proposed bill of exceptions.

The respondent to the proposed bill of exceptions interposed several objections thereto, as follows:

The remaining objections of the respondent to the proposed bill of exceptions related to different motions to strike from said bill specified portions thereof.

According to the allegations contained in the petition herein, which…

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