Opinion

Brown v. Lelande

  • 20 Cal. App. 71
  • 128 P. 337
  • 1912 Cal. App. LEXIS 136
Court
California Court of Appeal
Filed
Oct 11, 1912
Status
Published
On the bench
THE COURT. —
Cited by
0 cases

The opinion

THE COURT.

The application for rehearing is not without merit. The propositions advanced are, however, argued for the first time upon such application. The limited time afforded the respondent to cause the ballots to be printed and the probable effect upon the general election, were the alternative writ revived, appeals to us as sufficient reason for denying a rehearing. In addition to this, it is not probable that a different judgment would meet with the unanimous concurrence of. the justices of this court.

Rehearing denied.

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