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 58
... rule of substantial compli- ance , as applied to building and similar con- tracts , said : " This rule of substantial com- pliance , however , does not apply to contracts for the issuing of municipal bonds to aid in the construction of ...
... rule of substantial compli- ance , as applied to building and similar con- tracts , said : " This rule of substantial com- pliance , however , does not apply to contracts for the issuing of municipal bonds to aid in the construction of ...
Page 69
... rule . But , without following the argument , we think that the statute cited did not have that effect . It does not purport to change the existing practice , and the reasoning by which the practice was justified under the earlier ...
... rule . But , without following the argument , we think that the statute cited did not have that effect . It does not purport to change the existing practice , and the reasoning by which the practice was justified under the earlier ...
Page 80
... rule upon the motion for a new trial by either granting or denying it . This is all that is directly involved in the proceeding . The writ will therefore issue , directing de- fendant to pass upon the motion for a new trial . All the ...
... rule upon the motion for a new trial by either granting or denying it . This is all that is directly involved in the proceeding . The writ will therefore issue , directing de- fendant to pass upon the motion for a new trial . All the ...
Page 81
... rule stated by this court because of the embarrassments which may be imposed upon carriers by dissatisfied shippers . But the rule contended for by it would . in our view , enable carriers to impose much great- er embarrassment upon ...
... rule stated by this court because of the embarrassments which may be imposed upon carriers by dissatisfied shippers . But the rule contended for by it would . in our view , enable carriers to impose much great- er embarrassment upon ...
Page 82
... rule stated in the syl- labus is more in harmony with modern pro- cedure , and more in consonance with fairness between the parties , and less liable to lead to embarrassments , than the rule contended for by the plaintiff in error ...
... rule stated in the syl- labus is more in harmony with modern pro- cedure , and more in consonance with fairness between the parties , and less liable to lead to embarrassments , than the rule contended for by the plaintiff in error ...
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