Reports of Cases Determined in the Courts of Appeal of the State of California, Volume 104Bancroft-Whitney, 1931 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 715
... FINDINGS . - Where there are several causes of action , the court should make but one finding as to each matter which is common or applicable to all causes of action , and should make a separate finding on each matter which is common or ...
... FINDINGS . - Where there are several causes of action , the court should make but one finding as to each matter which is common or applicable to all causes of action , and should make a separate finding on each matter which is common or ...
Page 797
... findings of the trial court must be accepted as the facts of the case . - Wild v . Arrand , 511 . 20. ADDITIONAL FINDINGS EVIDENCE - AGENCY . - In this action for damages to property , the appellate court was authorized to make ...
... findings of the trial court must be accepted as the facts of the case . - Wild v . Arrand , 511 . 20. ADDITIONAL FINDINGS EVIDENCE - AGENCY . - In this action for damages to property , the appellate court was authorized to make ...
Page 821
... FINDINGS . - A corporation may ratify the contract of its offi- cers , or accept the benefits of a contract made by its presi dent or other officer ; and the fact that the money received is used by the corporation for its purposes and ...
... FINDINGS . - A corporation may ratify the contract of its offi- cers , or accept the benefits of a contract made by its presi dent or other officer ; and the fact that the money received is used by the corporation for its purposes and ...
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