Blackburn v. Bell
Citations
- 125 Cal. 171
- 57 P. 775
- 1899 Cal. LEXIS 820
Syllabus
<p>Thresher’s Lien—Limitation oe Action.—The thresher’s lien, given by the act of 1885 (Stats. 1885, p. 109), for work done while a threshing machine is engaged in threshing, is purely statutory, and the right to the same cannot be extended beyond the limits prescribed by the plain language of the law. The lien expires by limitation, unless action is brought to recover the amount of the claim within ten days after the party ceases work.</p>
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- saying that the court was \constrained\ by this Court's rulings to hold that venue in Grady County was not sufficiently proved by evidence that an assault occurred about half a mile from a home in that county
- saying that the court was “constrained” by this Court’s rulings to hold that venue in Grady County was not sufficiently proved by evidence that an assault occurred about half a mile from a home in that county
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Judges: Dyke
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