The Pacific Reporter, Volume 91West 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 39
... sufficient evidence to support this finding . Under our Code , " the findings of the referee upon the whole issue shall stand as the finding of the court and upon filing the same with the clerk , judgment shall be entered thereon in the ...
... sufficient evidence to support this finding . Under our Code , " the findings of the referee upon the whole issue shall stand as the finding of the court and upon filing the same with the clerk , judgment shall be entered thereon in the ...
Page 46
... sufficient of itself to exclude the wife as an heir . A similar provision in Kistler v . Ernst , 60 Kan . 243 , 56 Pac . 18 , was held not to exclude the husband from his rights of inheritance . tuat case the language of the antenuptial ...
... sufficient of itself to exclude the wife as an heir . A similar provision in Kistler v . Ernst , 60 Kan . 243 , 56 Pac . 18 , was held not to exclude the husband from his rights of inheritance . tuat case the language of the antenuptial ...
Page 54
... sufficient for such party to raise any question connected there- with , after verdict , on a motion for a new trial . " The statute makes misconduct of the prevailing party a ground for a new trial , provided the substantial rights of ...
... sufficient for such party to raise any question connected there- with , after verdict , on a motion for a new trial . " The statute makes misconduct of the prevailing party a ground for a new trial , provided the substantial rights of ...
Page 67
... sufficient to sustain a judgment for plaintiff on the theory that a deed to defendant was subse- quent to an oral agreement of the grantors to convey the property to plaintiff in pursuance of an arrangement by which he was already in ...
... sufficient to sustain a judgment for plaintiff on the theory that a deed to defendant was subse- quent to an oral agreement of the grantors to convey the property to plaintiff in pursuance of an arrangement by which he was already in ...
Page 87
... sufficient reason for disturbing the finding . To establish his claim to the absolute ownership of the American property , the plaintiff relied upon evidence that his fath- er at various times had stated that his pur- pose was to use ...
... sufficient reason for disturbing the finding . To establish his claim to the absolute ownership of the American property , the plaintiff relied upon evidence that his fath- er at various times had stated that his pur- pose was to use ...
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