Reports of Cases Determined in the District Courts of Appeal of the State of California, Volume 48Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1922 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... supreme court , after judgment in the district court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on July 28 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred . [ Civ . No. 3345. First Appellate District , Division One . - June 1 , 1920. ] FLORENCE ...
... supreme court , after judgment in the district court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on July 28 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred . [ Civ . No. 3345. First Appellate District , Division One . - June 1 , 1920. ] FLORENCE ...
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... court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on July 30 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred , except Wilbur , J. , who voted for a rehearing . [ Civ . No. 2936. Second Appellate District , Division One . - June 1 , 1920. ] R. C. ...
... court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on July 30 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred , except Wilbur , J. , who voted for a rehearing . [ Civ . No. 2936. Second Appellate District , Division One . - June 1 , 1920. ] R. C. ...
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... court so find . For the reasons given , it seems quite plain that the de- termination of ... court cannot be sustained . The judgment is reversed . Conrey , P. J. , and Shaw , J. , concurred . A petition to have the cause heard in the supreme ...
... court so find . For the reasons given , it seems quite plain that the de- termination of ... court cannot be sustained . The judgment is reversed . Conrey , P. J. , and Shaw , J. , concurred . A petition to have the cause heard in the supreme ...
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... court is abundantly supported . The testimony of plaintiff and her husband ... court was not justified in be- lieving her . The trial judge , of course , had the ... supreme court of Tennessee in 50 [ 48 Cal . App . BOYD V. BEARCE .
... court is abundantly supported . The testimony of plaintiff and her husband ... court was not justified in be- lieving her . The trial judge , of course , had the ... supreme court of Tennessee in 50 [ 48 Cal . App . BOYD V. BEARCE .
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... supreme court , after judgment in the district court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on August 2 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred , except Sloane , J. , who was ab- sent . [ Civ . No. 2484. Second Appellate District ...
... supreme court , after judgment in the district court of appeal , was denied by the supreme court on August 2 , 1920 . All the Justices concurred , except Sloane , J. , who was ab- sent . [ Civ . No. 2484. Second Appellate District ...
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