The record-union., 1892-04-30
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RULES
Or THE
SUI PRENE COURT
OF THE
STATE OR CALIFORNIA.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
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ADMISSION or ATTORNEYS.
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RULE I
ADMISSION Or ATTORNEYS.
1. Applicants for license to practice as at
torneys and counselors will be examined in
open court on the first day of each regular
term, and on that day only. Until further
order, the examination will be based upon
the following books: Blackstone'S Commen-
tarles, hents Commentaries Greenleaf7s Evi-
dence first volumel Sforv's Equity Juris.
prudence, Goulds Pleading, Iube's Equity
Pieading, Parsons on Contracts, Pomeroy'
Introduction to Municipal Law Code Of Civil
Procedure, Civil Code, Constitutions of the
United States and of the State of California !.
Persons applying for admission, whether upon
examination or motion, must personally ap-
pear in court at the time the application for
admission is made. No applicant viii be eX-
amined unless there shall have been filed with
the clerk OF the court, before the first day OF
the term at which the application is made. a
certificate signed by at least two attorneys OF
the court, each of whom shall have been regu-
larry engaged in practice as such attorney for
at least four years next heretofore, stating, in
substance, that they have, and that eacn OF
IneIn mas. carefully and diligently examined
the applicant touching the qualifications oi
such applicant in point of learning in the law;
that 1t satisfactorily appeared to them, and To
each of them, upon such examination, that
the applicant had been engaged in the study
OF the law for erod of time TO be named in
the certificate, naming the place at which. and
the person under whom If any, such study
during that time, read certain books of law,
which books shall be enumerated in the Ger.
tlhcate; and stating any other fact tending to
show the character of the attainmentS of the
applicant and also stating that, in their opin-
ION, the applicant possesses the requisite quail
ncatlonS, in point of learning in the law, To be
entitled 10 be admitted to practice.
FEE.
2. The fee for license must, in all cases. be
deposited with the clerk of the court before
the application is made, to be returned to the
applicant in case of rejection.
REJECTION.
3. No person rejected shall be at liberty to
renew the application earlier than the third
regular term next after such rejection.
RULE II.
TRANSCRIPT
/. The appellant in a civil action shall
within forty days after the APPEAL is per,
fected, and the bill OF exceptions and the
statement df there be any) are settled serve
and file he printed transcript of the record
duly certified TO be correct by the attorneys OF
the respective parties, or by the clerk of the
court from which the appeal is taken.
EVIDENCE OF SERVICE.
.. Written evidence of the service upon the
adverse party OF the transcript shall be filed
Herewith.
EXTENSION OF TIME.
3. The time above limited may be extended
by stipulation, but shall not be extended by
the court more than twenty days, and such
extension of time shall be granted only upon
good cause shown by affidavit
BRIEFS.
IA. Thirty days after the filing of the tran
script, and III cases where the transcript Shall
be on file at the date when this rule takes
effect, then within thirty days after such date
the appellant shall file with the clerk his
printed points and authorities, and with il
proof of the service OF one copy thereof upon
the attorney or attorneys of each respondent
who shall have appeared separately in the
superior Court Within thirty days after The
service of the appellants points and authors
ties the respondent shall file and serve his
printed points and authorities, and within
ten days after service of the respondents
points the appellant may file reply. In
criminal cases the appellant shall file his
points and authorities with proof of service
OF copy thereof on the Attorney General
within ten days after the filing of the tran.
script. The AttOrney-General shall file and
serve his points and authorities within ten
days after service upon him OF the appellants
points, and within five days thereafter tie
appellant may file and serve reply. Such
points and authorities may be either printed
or written.
EXTENSION OF TIME ON BRIEFS.
[5. The time above limited for filing points
and authorities shall not be extended except
by order of the court upon stipulation of thf
parties, or an affidavit showing good cause
therefor, and in no case for more than twenty
days. No brief shall be filed after oral argu
ment.
EIGHTEEN COPIES OF TRANSCRIPT AND por Mt.
To BE FILED.
re-. Besides the original there shall be fileo
seventeen copies of the transcript and points
and authorities; which copies shall be distrit
uted by the clerk in the manner prescribed by
law, and one copy to the law library at Los
Angeles.
TRANSCRIPT IN CRIMINAL CAUSES
Z. In criminal causes the printed tran
script of the record shall be prepared and filed
within thirty days after the appeal is taken
(See Rule VII, part 2.)
DISPOSITION or pa
8. Copies of all printed papers, points and
briefs fled in the Supreme Court in any mat
ter appealed thereto must be deposited with
the CLERK OF the court from which the appeal
is taken; and the copies so deposited shall hy
said clerk, be delivered TO the Judge who pre-
sided at the trial of the cause in the lower
court.
RULE III.
SUBMISSION OF CAUSES.
THE parties may at any time stipulate that