Bray v. Redman
6 Cal. 287, 1856 Cal. LEXIS 129
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Bray v. Redman, 6 Cal. 287, 1856 Cal. LEXIS 129 (Cal. 1856).
Opinion
Mr. Chief Justice Murray concurred.
A justice of the peace may refuse to send up the transcript of a cause tried by him, unless all his legal fees be first paid by the appellant. (McDermott v. Douglass, 5 Cal.) But if he choose to waive his right, and file the papers, the fact that his fees have not been paid is no ground for dismissing the appeal.
Judgment reversed.
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