California Notice Of Abandonment Of Appeal And Request For Dismissal is a document used to withdraw an appeal and request to have the case dismissed from the appellate court. It is filed by the appellant to withdraw the appeal and ask the court to dismiss the case. In California, there are three types of Notice of Abandonment of Appeal And Request For Dismissal forms: (1) Notice of Abandonment of Appeal filed by the Appellant, (2) Notice of Abandonment of Appeal filed by Appealed, and (3) Joint Notice of Abandonment of Appeal filed by both parties. The Notice of Abandonment of Appeal must be signed by all parties involved in the appeal and must be filed with the appellate court prior to the appellate court hearing the case. The Notice of Abandonment of Appeal must include the case name, docket number, the names of the parties, and a statement that the parties are abandoning the appeal and requesting that the case be dismissed. Once the Notice of Abandonment of Appeal is filed, the appellate court will then enter an order dismissing the case.