Hawley v. Brumagim

Citations

• 33 Cal. 394

Syllabus

<p>Construction op Contracts.—Where the language of a contract is not ambiguous, but of plain and obvious import, the rule is imperative to follow the language employed in its interpretation.</p> <p>Identity op Stock.—Where certificates of stock of a corporation, issued to P., were surrendered by H., to whom they had been assigned, and new certificates issued to H. in his own name : held, that this did not affect the identity of the stock.</p>