Opinion

Treanor v. Williams

  • 145 Cal. 315
  • 78 P. 884
  • 1904 Cal. LEXIS 590
Court
California Supreme Court
Filed
Nov 12, 1904
Status
Published
Author
Beatty
On the bench
Shaw, Beatty, McFarland
Cited by
4 cases

The opinion

BEATTY, C. J., dissenting.

I dissent. The finding that Treanor received only 4,401 votes is in conflict with the fact clearly established by the pleadings that he received 4,862 votes. If the evidence established the fact as found, the pleadings might have been amended to conform to the proofs, but they were not amended, and must prevail. I cannot see any grounds for holding that the case was tried upon any theory as to the effect of the pleadings which precludes the contestee from raising this objection to the findings. No doubt it is technical, but the whole contest is based upon grounds equally technical.

Rehearing denied.

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