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Page 64
... or until their claims should be barred by the statute of limitations, and then
reconvey it; that the plaintiff further advised and directed that, in order that it might
appear that a proper and sufficient consideration for the transfer of the property
had ...
... or until their claims should be barred by the statute of limitations, and then
reconvey it; that the plaintiff further advised and directed that, in order that it might
appear that a proper and sufficient consideration for the transfer of the property
had ...
Page 78
A husband actually indebted to his wife may, if acting in good faith, convey to her
property not exempt in payment thereof, and other debtors cannot complain that
such indebtedness, or a part thereof, was barred by the statute of limitations, had
...
A husband actually indebted to his wife may, if acting in good faith, convey to her
property not exempt in payment thereof, and other debtors cannot complain that
such indebtedness, or a part thereof, was barred by the statute of limitations, had
...
Page 90
And when such person has had the continued, uninterrupted, and adverse
enjoyment of the Water-course, or of some certain portion of it, during the period
limited by the statute of limitations for entry upon lands, the law will presume a
grant of ...
And when such person has had the continued, uninterrupted, and adverse
enjoyment of the Water-course, or of some certain portion of it, during the period
limited by the statute of limitations for entry upon lands, the law will presume a
grant of ...
Page 208
A statute of limitations will not run against the state or the sovereign authority,
unless the statute itself expressly so provides, or unless the implications of the
statute to that effect are so strong as to be utterly unavoidable; and even where
the ...
A statute of limitations will not run against the state or the sovereign authority,
unless the statute itself expressly so provides, or unless the implications of the
statute to that effect are so strong as to be utterly unavoidable; and even where
the ...
Page 211
The first objection made by the defendant to the plaintiff's petition is that a portion
of the 42 causes of action set forth therein is barred by the five-years statute of
limitations contained in the first subdivision of section 18 of the Civil Code. But
this ...
The first objection made by the defendant to the plaintiff's petition is that a portion
of the 42 causes of action set forth therein is barred by the five-years statute of
limitations contained in the first subdivision of section 18 of the Civil Code. But
this ...
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| Title | The Pacific Reporter, Volume 8 National reporter system: State series The Pacific Reporter, California. Superior Courts |
| Contributors | California. Supreme Court, Colorado. Supreme Court, Kansas. Supreme Court, Oregon. Supreme Court, Nevada. Supreme Court, Idaho. Supreme Court, Montana. Supreme Court, Washington Territory. Supreme Court, Washington (State). Supreme Court, Wyoming. Supreme Court, Utah. Supreme Court, West Publishing Company, New Mexico. Supreme Court, Oklahoma. Supreme Court, Colorado. Court of Appeals, Kansas. Court of Appeals, Oklahoma. Criminal Court of Appeals, California. District Courts of Appeal |
| Publisher | West Publishing Company, 1886 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 14 Jul 2014 |
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