Miller v. Sharpe
54 Cal. 590
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Miller v. Sharpe, 54 Cal. 590 (Cal. 1880).
Opinion
This is an action brought for partition of land. The document appealed from is the finding of facts by the Court, and the con-" elusions of law, which do not constitute an interlocutory decree. No decree appears as yet to have been made. There is, therefore, nothing from which to appeal.
The appeal is dismissed.
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