The Pacific Reporter, Volum 87West Publishing Company, 1907 "Comprising all the decisions of the Supreme Courts of California, Kansas, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, District Courts of Appeal and Appellate Department of the Superior Court of California and Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma." (varies) |
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Side 15
... Code of Civil Pro cedure . No order was made on January 24 , 1905 , or subsequent thereto , relative to the time of trial of said contest , and no notice was ever given to appellants at or subsequent to the proceedings of January 24 ...
... Code of Civil Pro cedure . No order was made on January 24 , 1905 , or subsequent thereto , relative to the time of trial of said contest , and no notice was ever given to appellants at or subsequent to the proceedings of January 24 ...
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... Code Civ . Proc . The complaint , with exhibits attached , occupies 70 pages of the transcript . The gist of the complaint , when seen through the mass of the matter set forth , seems to be this : That in May , 1892 , appellants ...
... Code Civ . Proc . The complaint , with exhibits attached , occupies 70 pages of the transcript . The gist of the complaint , when seen through the mass of the matter set forth , seems to be this : That in May , 1892 , appellants ...
Side 28
... Code , § 494 , relating to sales of property by one railroad to another . 9. SAME - PUBLIC USE - WHAT CONSTITUTES . The fact that the advantage of a railroad inures to a particular individual or class of in- dividuals does not render ...
... Code , § 494 , relating to sales of property by one railroad to another . 9. SAME - PUBLIC USE - WHAT CONSTITUTES . The fact that the advantage of a railroad inures to a particular individual or class of in- dividuals does not render ...
Side 29
... Code Civ . Proc . § 1238 . Counsel for respondent contends that this declaration of the Legislature raises the pre- sumption that the railroad in controversy must be presumed to be a public use , and that the burden of proving the ...
... Code Civ . Proc . § 1238 . Counsel for respondent contends that this declaration of the Legislature raises the pre- sumption that the railroad in controversy must be presumed to be a public use , and that the burden of proving the ...
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... Code and claims among its errors of law that the articles of incorporation of plaintiff were inadmissible because the above section provides that commercial railroads shall be at least five miles long , and in this case it was ...
... Code and claims among its errors of law that the articles of incorporation of plaintiff were inadmissible because the above section provides that commercial railroads shall be at least five miles long , and in this case it was ...
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