The Pacific Reporter, Volume 87West Publishing Company, 1907 - Law reports, digests, etc "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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Page 85
... RECORD - EFFECT . The record of a notice of location of a lode claim , as required by St. 1875-76 , p . 853 , c . 562 , is only effective to prove the bare fact of the record of such notice , and is not evi- dence that the notice was ...
... RECORD - EFFECT . The record of a notice of location of a lode claim , as required by St. 1875-76 , p . 853 , c . 562 , is only effective to prove the bare fact of the record of such notice , and is not evi- dence that the notice was ...
Page 86
... record , a decision upon the point is necessary to a final disposition of the case . For it does not appear that the first finding of the court to the effect that the plaintiff was not the owner of any interest in any of the claims ...
... record , a decision upon the point is necessary to a final disposition of the case . For it does not appear that the first finding of the court to the effect that the plaintiff was not the owner of any interest in any of the claims ...
Page 98
... record , showing the evidence given on the trial of this case , has satisfied us that we would not be warranted in disturbing the conclusion of both jury and judge to the effect that the mining property deed of Mrs. Smith was given ...
... record , showing the evidence given on the trial of this case , has satisfied us that we would not be warranted in disturbing the conclusion of both jury and judge to the effect that the mining property deed of Mrs. Smith was given ...
Page 114
... records , it is at least significant that none of the defendant's grantors thought to have the entire lot assessed under his own name . What gave rise to the arbitrary division made the record does not make very clear , but it can be ...
... records , it is at least significant that none of the defendant's grantors thought to have the entire lot assessed under his own name . What gave rise to the arbitrary division made the record does not make very clear , but it can be ...
Page 119
... record of such judgment is conclusive evidence of the paramount title of the adverse claimant , provided the cove- nantee proves or the record shows affirma- tively that such judgment was not obtained through title derived from himself ...
... record of such judgment is conclusive evidence of the paramount title of the adverse claimant , provided the cove- nantee proves or the record shows affirma- tively that such judgment was not obtained through title derived from himself ...
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