Bank of Ukiah v. Shoemake
Citations
- 67 Cal. 147
- 7 P. 420
Syllabus
<p>Estates of Deceased Persons—Rejection of Claim—Statute of Limitations.— The period of three months within which an action upon a rejected claim against the estate of a deceased person must be brought under section 1498 of the Code of Civil Procedure does not commence to run until the actual rejection of the claim by an indorsement to that effect.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- imposing a one-year suspension for abandoning client’s legal matter and refusing to return client’s file
- one-year suspension for abandoning a legal matter, refusing to return the client’s file, and failing to take reasonable steps to avoid prejudice to client’s rights
- one-year suspension for abandoning a legal matter; refusing to return the client’s file; and failing to take reasonable steps to avoid prejudice to client’s rights
- one-year suspension for attorney who abandoned legal matter entrusted to him, refused to return client’s file, and failed to take reasonable steps to avoid prejudice in violation of Standards 22, 44, and 68
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Judges: Thornton
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