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
Shaw
On the bench
Shaw, Beatty, McFarland
Cited by
4 cases
Authority
More cited than 35.1%

The opinion

SHAW, J., concurring.

I concur in the judgment on the ground that- the case having been tried and submitted to the court below on the theory that the pleadings did not contain a conclusive admission that the contestee, "Treanor, received 4,862 legal votes, it is too late in this court to present a differ

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ent construction of the pleadings, and claim here, for the first time, that the contestant is bound by the admission.

(King

v.

Davis,

34 Cal. 106 ;

Lee

v.

Figg,

37 Cal. 336 ;

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Hutchins

v.

Castle,

48 Cal. 156 ;

Hughes

v.

Wheeler,

76 Cal. 230 ;

Sukeforth

v.

Lord,

87 Cal. 403 ;

Willey

v.

Crocker etc. Bank,

141 Cal. 518 .) I do not agree with the construction put upon the pleadings in this respect in the principal opinion. I concur in all other points.

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99 Am. Dec. 271 .

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