County of San Luis Obispo v. King
Citations
- 69 Cal. 531
- 11 P. 178
- 1886 Cal. LEXIS 679
Syllabus
<p>San Luis Obispo County—Recorder—Fees must be Paid into Treasury. —Under the act of March 21, 1876, all fees collected by the county recorder of San Luis Obispo County, for services rendered by him or his deputies in their several official capacities, must be paid into the county treasury to be applied to the payment of the current expenses of the county.</p> <p>Id.—Action to Recover Fees—Statute of Limitations—Trust—Demand. — The fees so collected by the county recorder, and not paid over, are held by him in trust for the county, and the statute of limitations does not commence to run against the right of the county to recover the same until a demand has been made on the recorder therefor.</p>
Judges: Myrick
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