JACOBS v. BOZZANI MOTORS (1951)

District Court of Appeal, Second District, Division 1, California.

JACOBS v. BOZZANI MOTORS, Limited, et al.

Civ. 18391.

Decided: April 25, 1951

Eugene S. Ives, Los Angeles, for defendant and appellant bernstein. No appearance for respondent.

In this action judgment was rendered upon a jury's verdict against three defendants for negligence in operating an automobile. The automobile was registered in the name of defendant J. O. Reade, an employee of defendant Bozzani Motors, Ltd.; defendant Harry Bernstein was the driver.

Notice of appeal was filed by the two first named defendants, and also by Mr. Bernstein.

In the record before this Court, however, the notice of appeal of Mr. Bernstein does not appear.

Hence his motion (to which there is no opposition) to augment the record. Rule 12(a), Rules on Appeal.

It is ordered that the Clerk's Transcript be augmented by including the notice of appeal of Harry Bernstein; that he be permitted to use the record on appeal in this Court along with the other defendants, and that he have thirty days from and after the date of this order to serve and file his opening brief.

DRAPEAU, Justice.

WHITE, P. J., and DORAN, J., concur.

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