Opinion

Mar Shee v. Maryland Assurance Corp.

  • 190 Cal. 1
  • 210 P. 269
  • 1922 Cal. LEXIS 260
Court
California Supreme Court
Filed
Oct 26, 1922
Status
Published
On the bench
Lawlor, Myers, Shaw
Cited by
115 cases

The opinion

I concur, but I do not agree that the fact of murder must be proved by "uncontradicted testimony of the party himself or of his witnesses, under circumstances which afford no indication that the testimony is the product of mistake or inadvertence." Such circumstances must be weighed by the court or jury, and the testimony need not be uncontradicted.

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