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· 7/1/1858

Goodwin v. Glazer

Citations

  • 10 Cal. 333

Syllabus

<p>A mandamus will not lie against the clerk of the District Court, to compel him to issue execution on a money judgment, rendered in the Court of which he is clerk.</p> <p>For all damages resulting from such refusal, the plaintiff has, in ordinary course of law, a plain and adequate remedy by an action on the bond of the officer, and it is well settled that the writ will not issue in such cases.</p>

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  • valid transfer of note necessarily transferred equitable title to security, even if transferee did not hold legal title

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Judges: Terry

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