Bohnert

Bohnert v. Bohnert

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1891 Cal. LEXIS 1104·91 Cal. 428·27 P. 732
Supreme Court of CaliforniaSeptember 28, 1891No. 14406California694 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Garoutte, J.

This is an appeal from two certain orders made after judgment for plaintiff in an action of divorce based upon the adultery of the defendant.

Upon a showing by the affidavit of defendant that she desired in good faith to appeal to the supreme court from the judgment rendered against her in the aforesaid action; that she was advised by the attorneys who appeared for her at the trial in the lower court that she has good grounds for appeal; that she has no attorneys to prosecute such appeal, and no means to retain such attorneys; that she has no funds from which to pay the costs and expenses of such appeal, and has no means for her personal support during the pendency of such appeal, etc., — the court made an order that the plaintiff pay into court the following sums, to wit: “ The sum of $87.80, to be paid out forthwith, as expenses for transcribing the testimony on the part of the defendant, already incurred; the sum of $75 as incidental expenses in perfecting said appeal, including clerk’s fees and expense of printing transcript herein, and filing the same with the clerk of *431 the supreme court; and the sum of $300, attorneys’ fees for preparing said cause for appeal, and…

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