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C. McCloskey and E. V. Spencer, for respondent. Foot'E, C. An appeal from an
order refusing the defendant a new trial. The respondent objects to the
consideration by this court of the statement on that motion which is incorporated
in the ...
C. McCloskey and E. V. Spencer, for respondent. Foot'E, C. An appeal from an
order refusing the defendant a new trial. The respondent objects to the
consideration by this court of the statement on that motion which is incorporated
in the ...
Page 23
Street & Street and E. A. Rodgers, for respondent. SEARLs, C. Ejectment to
recover a mining claim. Plaintiff had judgment. Plaintiff is a corporation. In 1877
the demanded property was assessed for the purpose of taxation to the Boston
Tunnel ...
Street & Street and E. A. Rodgers, for respondent. SEARLs, C. Ejectment to
recover a mining claim. Plaintiff had judgment. Plaintiff is a corporation. In 1877
the demanded property was assessed for the purpose of taxation to the Boston
Tunnel ...
Page 27
FINDINGS-EVIDENCE. Findings held unsustained by the evidence.
Commissioners' decision. Department 2. Appeal from superior court, Stanislaus
county. Schell & Bond, for appellant. Wright & Hazen, for respondent. Foot'E, C. A
contest for ...
FINDINGS-EVIDENCE. Findings held unsustained by the evidence.
Commissioners' decision. Department 2. Appeal from superior court, Stanislaus
county. Schell & Bond, for appellant. Wright & Hazen, for respondent. Foot'E, C. A
contest for ...
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L. S. Taylor, for respondent. S. F. Geil and D. E. Alexander, for appellant. Foot'E,
C. The only matter disclosed by the record here which this court should consider
is the appeal from an order of the court below refusing to set aside and vacate a ...
L. S. Taylor, for respondent. S. F. Geil and D. E. Alexander, for appellant. Foot'E,
C. The only matter disclosed by the record here which this court should consider
is the appeal from an order of the court below refusing to set aside and vacate a ...
Page 48
It was rendered upon motion of the plaintiff, and, as said by counsel for
respondent, "as matter of law there followed a judgment in favor of Kirman in this
particular case for costs.” The judgment was, by the express terms of the statute,
not upon ...
It was rendered upon motion of the plaintiff, and, as said by counsel for
respondent, "as matter of law there followed a judgment in favor of Kirman in this
particular case for costs.” The judgment was, by the express terms of the statute,
not upon ...
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