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Oppenheim v. Long Island R. Co.
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: This is a motion pursuant to rule 103 of the Rules of Civil Practice to strike the ‘First Sepa … more →
Nash v. Board of Ed. of City of New York
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: Petitioners move pursuant to Article 78 of the Civil Practice Act for the immediate reinstatement in … more →
People v. Roberts
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: This is a motion by defendant to obtain a copy of the transcript of testimony taken at his trial in … more →
Gallenstein Testified to Competence as Salesman
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: The witness Gallenstein, now a Railway Mail Clerk, a fellow worker with decedent up to the time of h … more →
Los Angeles Seeks Injunction against Superior Court in Baseball Litigation
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: By this proceeding in prohibition the city of Los Angeles seeks to restrain the superior court from … more →
Cahan Rules for Dismissing Case Due to Unlawfully Obtained Evidence
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: Respondent has filed a motion to augment the record herein by adding thereto the minutes of the Muni … more →
People v. Contreras
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: A jury found defendant guilty of selling heroin in violation of Health and Safety Code section 11500 … more →
Krouzian v. Hagopian
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: After a trial on April 26, 1957, the trial judge on May 8 signed findings of fact and conclusions of … more →
C. F. Bolster Co. v. J. C. Boespflug Const. Co.
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: In the court below plaintiff, C. F. Bolster Co., a contractor, recovered judgment against defendant, … more →
Penson - Valid Arrest Based on Information from Informant Permitted
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: In the case of People v. Penson, it was held that a valid arrest may be made solely by reason of inf … more →
Willson Examined to Determine Whether Police Have Reasonable Cause
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: The primary question presented to us on this appeal is whether a police officer has reasonable cause … more →
Board Argued that Omission Was a Misrepresentation As a Matter of Law
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: The board appeals from the judgment ordering issuance of the writ. Appellant contends that by the us … more →
Backman Disciplined for Misrepresenting Work Experience in Application
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: On April 9, 1956 an accusation was filed by an investigator for the board, charging in substance tha … more →
National-Ben Franklin Fire Ins. Co. v. Woolcott
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: The plaintiff in an action for money having died and the cause having been revived in the name of hi … more →
Rice v. Heggy
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: Plaintiffs-appellants, as the owners of certain lots, instituted the present action for declaratory … more →
Oppenheimer v. Tamblyn
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: Action against W. D. Tamblyn and others for malicious prosecution. Following the sustaining of a dem … more →
McCarty v. Macy & Co.
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: A general statement of the facts of these cases may be found in McCarty v. Macy & Co., and are a … more →
Agnew v. Cronin
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: Plaintiff brought an action for damages against John A. Cronin and others. Thereafter plaintiff soug … more →
Chaney Criminal Past - Convicted on Bookmaking Charges
Law School Fool wrote 11 months ago: It is our conclusion that the evidence, as above summarized, is clearly sufficient to sustain the co … more →
