Gwinn v. Ton
Citations
- 75 Cal. 265
- 17 P. 212
- 1888 Cal. LEXIS 525
Syllabus
<p>Law of the Case—Dicta—Decision on Unnecessary Point.—While the rule as to the law of the case does not protect mere dicta, yet a decision on a point which arose in the case is within the rule, although it was not necessary to the disposition of the appeal.</p> <p>Findings by Reference to Pleadings. —If the complaint he sufficient, a ' finding by reference to it is sufficient.</p>
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- constitutional challenge not properly raised when party does not specify either the particular part or parts of the statute being challenged or how those part or parts of the statute violated a constitutional provision
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Judges: Hayne
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