Theisen

Theisen v. Matthai

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165 Cal. 249·1913 Cal. LEXIS 414·131 P. 747
Supreme Court of CaliforniaApril 4, 1913Sac. No. 2036.California1,502 words

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Motion to dismiss appeals.

The action is one to quiet title to a parcel of land situate in the county of Tehama. Judgment in favor of the plaintiff was entered on the fifth day of July, 1911. On August 7, 1911, the defendant Rose Matthai filed her notice of intention to move for a new trial. The defendant Louise Matthai had theretofore, to wit, on July 18, 1911, filed a notice of intention to move to vacate and set aside the judgment. The plaintiff, in October, 1911, served and filed a notice that he would move the court for an order striking out the proposed statement of the defendant Rose Matthai and the affidavits on motion for a new trial, and dismissing the motion of Rose Matthai for a new trial and the motion of Louise Matthai for an order vacating and setting aside the judgment. On November 15, 1911, the court made its order granting the plaintiff’s motion as just set forth. On January 2, 1912, the defendants filed a notice of appeal, whereby they stated that they appealed from the judgment, and also from the order of November 15, 1911, striking out the defendant Rose Matthai’s proposed statement and the affidavits on motion for new trial, and dismissing the motion of Rose…

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