Abstract
HE REVIEW of judgments in small cases presents obvious special difficulties. The delay and expense incident to appellate review as of right may be such as to make a small judgment little more than a license to litigate further, and the ridiculous prospect of multiple appeals needs no further description here. In California the solution to the problem has always been to cut off the absolute right of review at the level of the superior court.? This solution, while undoubtedly satisfactory in the majority of small cases, has the disadvantage of apparently putting egregious errors and important questions of law beyond the reach of the appellate courts of the state.2 The purpose
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