California Supreme Court· 7/1/1879
Alexander v. Denaveaux
Citations
- 53 Cal. 663
Syllabus
<p>Attorney and Client.—An attorney has no authority, by virtue of his employment as such, to instruct a Sheriff to conduct a business, such as a restaurant, upon which an attachment has been levied, and thereby bind his client for the expenses incurred.—[Reporter.]</p>
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