Bryant v. Langford
Citations
- 80 Cal. 542
- 22 P. 219
- 1889 Cal. LEXIS 954
Syllabus
<p>Assignment fob Benefit of Cbeditobs — Failure of Assignees to Give Bond — Remedy of Assignor. •—The failure of assignees for the benefit of creditors to give the bond required by section 3467 of the Civil Code does not affect the validity of the deed of assignment, or authorize an action by the assignor to set it aside. The title passes as between the assignor and assignees, and the assignment is irrevocable; though until the required inventory and affidavit have been filed, and the required bond given, the assignees have no authority to dispose of the estate or convert it to the purposes of the trust. The proper remedy of the assignor is to have the assignees removed.</p>
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- “The habeas court’s determination as to counsel’s alleged ineffectiveness must be affirmed unless the habeas court’s findings of fact are clearly erroneous or are legally insufficient to establish that counsel was ineffective.”
- “The habeas court’s determination as to counsel’s alleged ineffectiveness must be affirmed unless the habeas court’s findings of fact are clearly erroneous or are legally insufficient to establish that counsel was ineffective.”
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