Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of California, Volume 79Bancroft-Whitney, 1906 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... taken out letters of administration , and had not given an official bond as public administrator , and had not taken the oath of office as such . APPEAL from a judgment of the Superior Court of Solano County . The facts are stated in ...
... taken out letters of administration , and had not given an official bond as public administrator , and had not taken the oath of office as such . APPEAL from a judgment of the Superior Court of Solano County . The facts are stated in ...
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... taken out letters of administration upon the estate , and he was not entitled to act as public administrator . If he had been really the public administrator , it would not have been nec- essary for him to take out letters upon the ...
... taken out letters of administration upon the estate , and he was not entitled to act as public administrator . If he had been really the public administrator , it would not have been nec- essary for him to take out letters upon the ...
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... taken in charge , and in 1870 made the sale in question here . It is not necessary to say that none of the acts of Hewitt can be sustained as acts of an officer de facto . But we think that a man who has not given the official bond ...
... taken in charge , and in 1870 made the sale in question here . It is not necessary to say that none of the acts of Hewitt can be sustained as acts of an officer de facto . But we think that a man who has not given the official bond ...
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... taken more than one year after its rendition , cannot be considered . We think , however that the material questions raised in the case are presented by the appeal from the order deny- ing a new trial . As we have seen , the plaintiff ...
... taken more than one year after its rendition , cannot be considered . We think , however that the material questions raised in the case are presented by the appeal from the order deny- ing a new trial . As we have seen , the plaintiff ...
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... taken . A court may reject the most positive testimony , though the witness be not discredited by direct testimony impeaching him or con- tradicting his statements . The inherent improbability of a state- ment may dery to it all claims ...
... taken . A court may reject the most positive testimony , though the witness be not discredited by direct testimony impeaching him or con- tradicting his statements . The inherent improbability of a state- ment may dery to it all claims ...
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