The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 53
The Code of California ( C. C. P. , § 2066 ) , declares that " it is the right of a
witness to be protected from irrelevant questions ; to be examined only as to
matters legal and pertinent to the issue ; ” and by the plain construction of this
language ...
The Code of California ( C. C. P. , § 2066 ) , declares that " it is the right of a
witness to be protected from irrelevant questions ; to be examined only as to
matters legal and pertinent to the issue ; ” and by the plain construction of this
language ...
Page 63
The present writer had hoped that Mr. Pennoyer would embrace that opportunity
to fortify his position by presenting some new ideas and possibly citing some
authority for the very radical attitude he has assumed on this question . This he
has ...
The present writer had hoped that Mr. Pennoyer would embrace that opportunity
to fortify his position by presenting some new ideas and possibly citing some
authority for the very radical attitude he has assumed on this question . This he
has ...
Page 68
Nor unless a case arises which cannot be disposed of without considering the
constitutional question ; ? nor because the act is unjust or oppressive ; : nor
except where the act is void beyond reasonable doubt , and then only when the ...
Nor unless a case arises which cannot be disposed of without considering the
constitutional question ; ? nor because the act is unjust or oppressive ; : nor
except where the act is void beyond reasonable doubt , and then only when the ...
Page 76
Goodwin , there is a very forcible expression of the law by Judge Wilde ; but the
question as to the power of alienation of an intermediate heir did not arise in that
case ; nor did the question come up as to when the heir or next of kin of a person
...
Goodwin , there is a very forcible expression of the law by Judge Wilde ; but the
question as to the power of alienation of an intermediate heir did not arise in that
case ; nor did the question come up as to when the heir or next of kin of a person
...
Page 77
In this case , no question arose as to any alienation of any kind by anybody . In
Moore v . Rake , the judges lay stress upon the fact that it was a vested remainder
in fee simple which was descending ; and that a conveyance by an intermediate
...
In this case , no question arose as to any alienation of any kind by anybody . In
Moore v . Rake , the judges lay stress upon the fact that it was a vested remainder
in fee simple which was descending ; and that a conveyance by an intermediate
...
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