Revised Laws of the State of California: In Four Codes : Political, Civil, Civil Procedure, and Penal, Volum 2

California

Gelwicks, 1871 - 781 sider

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• ARTICLE II: xci
• ARTICLE IV: xciii
• ARTICLE V: xciv
• TITLE II: xcv
• OWNERS: xcvi
• GENERAL PROVISIONS: xcvii
• GENERAL DEFINITIONS AND DIVISIONS: 1
• Marriage how dissolved: 2
• Minors who are: 7
• PART III: 15
• CONSENT: 16
• CHAPTER II: 22
• Divorce what: 24
• Causes for divoroe: 25
• Desertion how manifested: 26
• Separation and intent to desert not always coincident: 27
• Habitual intemperance what 28: 28
• Conuivance what: 29
• Evidence of condonation: 30
• Recrimination what: 31
• Lapse of time establishes certain presumptions: 32
• Proof of actual residence required Presumptions do not apply: 33
• Belief may be adjudged in some cases where separation is denied: 34
• Court shall resort to what in executing certain sections: 35
• When wife shall support husband out of her separate property: 36
• How disposed of when divorce rendered on adultery as a oause: 37
• mon property: 39
• Earnings of wife not liable for debts of husband: 40
• Courtesy and dower not allowed: 41
• Minors may make marriage settlements: 42
• Allowance to parent: 44
• Reciprocal duties of parents and children iu maintaining each other: 45
• Wages of minors: 46
• Child may be adopted: 47
• Consent of childs parents 1: 48
• TITLE III: 49
• Guardian what: 50
• Same: 51
• Duties of guardian of estate: 52
• Guardian appointed by Court how superseded: 53
• TITLE IV: 54
• 26S Supervisors may bind out: 55
• Same: 56
• Proceedings to annul indentures: 57
• General Provisions Applicable to all Corporations: 59
• Mast commf noe to perpetuate when: 64
• Certificates how and whon issued: 73
• Nonresident stockholders Bonds: 75
• Debts not to exceed capital stock: 76
• Extension of time of delinquent sale: 80
• 34G Assessments shall not be invalidated: 81
• CHAPTER III: 82
• Misnomer docs not invalidate instrument: 83
• Corporation tu organize within one year: 84
• Corporations may acquire real estate and how much: 85
• CHAPTER I: 94
• OFFICERS AND CORPORATE STOCK II ENUMERATION OF POWERS III BUSINESS HOW CONDUCTED CHAPTER I: 104
• Corporations may borrow money and issue bonds Limitation of amount: 105
• CHAPTER II: 106
• May accept real estate: 107
• May purchase land timber stono gravel etc lllfi 8 Carry persons and freight: 108
• Map and profile to bo filed: 109
• Not to use streets alleys or water in cities or towns except by a two third vote of the city or town authorities: 110
• CHAPTER: 111
• cover damages when: 114
• Conductor may eject passengers when: 115
• Passenger tickets how issued and to be good for six months: 116
• TITLE IV: 117
• What provisions of TiU III are applicable to street railroads: 120
• TITLE V: 121
• Tolls etc to be collected Penalty for taking unlawful tolls: 122
• Persons avoiding tolls to pay five dollars: 123
• TITLE VII: 125
• Additional rules of practice in divorco cases: 130
• POWERS: 131
• May loan moneyon what terms how and to whom and how long: 132
• TITLE XII: 138
• May hold personal property to what amount How disposed of: 142
• PART I: 153
• Owner: 157
• Aliens inheriting must claim within five years: 158
• When qualified 1: 159
• Partnership interest what: 160
• Perpetual interest what: 161
• Interests iu real property: 162
• TERMINATION OF OWNERSHIP: 165
• Estates in Real Property: 169
• Tenancy at will may be terminated by notice: 174
• Rights of lessees and thoir assignees etc: 178
• Rights of owner ISO 830 Boundaries by water: 180
• Lateral and subjacent support: 181
• TITLE IV: 182
• Rights of orcditors: 183
• Sec 853 qualified: 184
• 8C6 Interests romaining in grantor of express trust: 186
• Division of powers I88 882 Definition of general powers I88 883 Definition of special powers I88 8S4 Beneficial powers: 187
• General powers when in trust: 189
• Reservation of powers in conveyances: 190
• Who to execute powers 19: 191
• Nominal conditions: 192
• Certain dispositions not void: 193
• Certain powers create a fee: 194
• II: 199
• ARTICLE I: 200
• How far the subject of ownership: 208
• Modes in which Property may be Acquired: 211
• TITLE IV: 216
• When oral: 217
• CHAPTER II: 223
• Grunt by married woman how acknowledged: 224
• Attorney in fact how muBt execute for principal: 225
• ARTICLE II: 226
• what: 229
• Covenant against encumbranoes what: 230
• Code Covenants personal covenants: 231
• Grant how far conclusive on purchasers: 232
• Attornment to a stranger: 233
• AViiat Operates as a Transfer III Gifts: 234
• By whom taken without tho Stato: 238
• Interpreter may bo employed: 242
• Certificate of officer shall be indorsed thereon setting forth what: 243
• Evidence must provo what: 244
• When instrument is improperly certified party may have action to correct error: 245
• Statutes curing acknowledgments etc preserved: 246
• Purchase from subsequent granteo without notice of prior unrecorded grant valid: 247
• Actual notico etc evidence of bad faith: 248
• Action in District Court to quiet title in certain cases: 249
• In what office: 250
• CHAPTER 11: 256
• THE HOME8TEAD OF A PERSON OTHER THAN THE HEAD OF A FAMILY Section 1260 Petition to County Judge for homestead what to conta...: 257
• TITLE VI: 259
• Separate property of married women: 261
• Witness to add residence: 262
• Will made out of this State 283: 263
• Proof of nuncupative wills: 264
• Evideuoo of revocation: 265
• Effect of marriage of a man on his will: 266
• When it is a revocation: 267
• Advancement during lifetime of testator: 268
• CHAPTER II: 269
• In what case devise not affected: 270
• Technical words not necessary: 271
• To what time words refer: 272
• Interests in remainder aro not affected: 273
• CHAPTER III: 274
• Residuary: 275
• Legacies how charged with debts: 276
• Legacies when due: 277
• Liability of benefioiaries for testators obligations: 278
• DIVISION THIRD: 287
• Obligation what: 289
• TITLE IV: 296
• Where offer may be made: 298
• CHAPTER III: 302
• Same: 303
• CHAPTER IV: 304
• NOVATION Section 1530 Novation what: 305
• PART II: 309
• 8ect o 1565 Essentials of oonsent 1566 Consent when voidable: 310
• Fraud actual or constructive 31 f 1572 Actual fraud what: 312
• Constructive fruud: 313
• Mistake what: 314
• Mistake of law: 315
• When communication deemed complete: 316
• Ratification of contract void for want ol consent: 317
• CHAPTER V: 318
• Same: 320
• Provisions abolishing seals made applicable: 323
• Necessary incidents implied: 326
• Time of performance of contract: 327
• Abstinence from injury: 335
• PART IV: 337
• ARTICLE I: 338
• Delivery on demand: 342
• Buyers directions as to manner f sending thing sold: 343
• Other marks: 344
• Warranty on sale of good will: 347
• CHAPTER IV: 348
• Section 1S33 Depositor most indemnify depositary: 353
• LOAN FOR: 358
• CHAPTER I: 363
• CHAPTER I: 369
• Termination by death etc of omployer: 374
• SHIPMASTERS: 375
• Appointment of master: 379
• Care and diligence: 380
• Special agreement with seamen: 381
• Wages depend on freightage: 382
• Disabled seamen: 383
• ARTICLE VI: 384
• Salvage: 385
• Freight consignor etc what: 387
• ARTICLE V: 393
• Obligations of carrier of messages: 394
• TITLE VIII: 401
• To dijclose adverse interest: 404
• ARTICLE VI: 411
• AUTHORITY OF AGENTS: 412
• ARTICLE IV: 419
• Agents delegation of his powers: 420
• Renunciation of future profits exonerates from liability: 428
• Partial dissolution: 432
• Who to do business: 438
• INSURANCE IN GENERAL: 444
• Exception in the ease ofsovoral subjects in one policy: 447
• ARTICLE V: 449
• Test of materiality: 450
• Matters of opinion: 451
• Falsity: 452
• Opon policy what: 454
• WARRANTIES Section 2603 Warranty express or implied: 455
• ARTICLE XII: 460
• Unseaworthiness during the voyage 2687 Seaworthiness for purposes of insurance on cargo 2688 Neutral papers: 464
• ARTICLE VI: 465
• ARTICLE VII: 466
• ARTICLE VIII: 468
• Requisites of notice: 470
• Valuation when conclusive: 471
• Corporations may consolidate Publication of notice Copy to bo Died: 473
• SURETYSHIP: 478
• CHAPTER II: 485
• Definition of Liens: 491
• ARTICLE IV: 494
• Mortgago what: 497
• Power of sale: 498
• Mortgage docs not entitle mortgagee to possession: 499
• How created: 500
• By whom paid after property passes by succession or will: 501
• What must be recorded as mortgage: 502
• Penalty for not acknowledging satisfaction: 503
• Same: 504
• Must be authenticated: 505
• Other seotions on recording made applicable: 506
• Same: 507
• Mortgagee may foreclose: 508
• CHAPTER III: 509
• Delivery essential to validity of pledge: 510
• Pledge holder must enforce rights of pledgee: 511
• Waiver of notice of sale: 512
• 30C9 Same: 513
• CHAPTER IV: 514
• Same: 515
• CHAPTER V: 516
• CHAPTER VI: 517
• Lien of seller of personal property: 518
• Lien for services: 519
• 305o Goods must be delivered and received in character of guest and innkeeper: 520
• Bankers lien: 521
• Mechanics lien 621: 522
• Instruments payable to a person or his order how construed: 525
• Fictitious payee: 526
• Indorser when liable to payee: 528
• Rights of accommodation indorser: 529
• Instrument left blank: 530
• Apparent maturity of note: 531
• Same: 532
• Dishonor what: 533
• Notice how served after indorsers death 53 1: 534
• Notices of dishonor when excused: 535
• Acceptance how made: 540
• MEASURE OF DAMAGES: 554
• Damages for Breach of Contract II Damages for Wrohqs III Penai Damages IV General Provisions ARTICLE I: 556
• Breach of Common Law Covenant against encumbrances: 557
• Breach of warranty of quality of personal property: 562
• Breach of carriers obligation to rebeive goods etc: 563
• Breach of promise of marriage: 564
• Same: 565
• Usage what: 606
• Time: 607
• Seal what: 608
• Effect of notice of dishonor 534: 619
• Who are members eligible to vote and hold office 142: 633
• State what 608: 645
• Additional affirmative statements required in complaint 34: 671
• No other cause cau bo relied on 2724 Effect: 699
• Waiver of formal abandonment 2726 Agents of the insured bocomo agents of the insurer 2727 Acceptance not necessary 272S Acceptance conclusi...: 700
• Repeal of former statutes 608: 752

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Bibliografisk informasjon

• Tittel: Revised Laws of the State of California: In Four Codes : Political, Civil, Civil Procedure, and Penal, Volum 2; Volum 2 av Revised Laws of the State of California, California; Revised Laws of the State of California: In Four Codes : Political, Civil, Civil Procedure, and Penal, California. Commission to Revise the Laws of California
• Forfatter: California
• Bidragsyter: California. Commission to Revise the Laws of California
• Utgiver: Gelwicks, 1871
• Lengde: 781 sider