Duncan v. Gardner
Citations
- 46 Cal. 24
Syllabus
<p>Patent fob State Land.—The Register of the State Land Office must not issue a patent for State lands until the applicant for the patent surrenders the certificate of purchase.</p> <p>Idem.—When a judgment debtor has a State certificate of purchase of a tract of land sold him by the State, one who purchases at Sheriff’s sale a part only of the tract, and obtains a Sheriff’s deed therefor, is not entitled to a patent from the State for the land by him so purchased.</p>
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- no error in refusing to grant mistrial where prosecutor referred to co-indictees’ right not to testify, but made no reference to appellant
- no error in refusing to grant mistrial where prosecutor referred to co-indictees’ right not to testify, but made no reference to appellant
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