· 12/23/1887
Baird v. Board of Supervisors
Citations
- 74 Cal. 397
- 16 P. 205
- 1887 Cal. LEXIS 808
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that, “[i]n the event that [the trial judge] denies [the party’s] motion to recuse in the pending . . . action, [the party] may seek an interlocutory appeal therefrom or pursue the issue in the context of an appeal from an adverse final judgment”
- explaining that, “[i]n the event that [the trial judge] denies [the party’s] motion to recuse in the pending . . . action, [the party] may seek an interlocutory appeal therefrom or pursue the issue in the context of an appeal from an adverse final judgment”
- mandamus not available to review judicial decision! to deny recusal motion
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Judges: Belcher
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