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· 7/1/1867

Argenti v. Sawyer

Citations

  • 32 Cal. 414

Syllabus

<p>Judgment op District Court by direction of Supreme Court.—If the Supreme Court directs the District Court to enter a judgment in a case in particular form, the District Court has no authority to enter a different judgment from that directed, even if the judgment directed, to be entered fails to give the party what was justly or legally his due.</p> <p>Law of Case.—A decision of the Supreme Court in a case becomes the law of that ease in all its stages.</p>

Judges: Rhodes

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