Using a minute order to file an appeal CRC 8.108(c) "What constitutes entry"
In general, an Order is entered for appellate purposes when the clerk enters the order in the record. However, CA law may be different.
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In general, an Order is entered for appellate purposes when the clerk enters the order in the record. However, CA law may be different.
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