In re Estate of Pacheco
Citations
- 29 Cal. 224
Syllabus
<p>Judgment of Supreme Court the Law of a Case.—The judgment of the Supreme Court in a case becomes the law of the case in all its stages, unless the conditions on which it was founded are so changed as to render its accomplishment impracticable.</p> <p>Appointment of Executors.—The judgment of the Supreme Court, settling the right of two persons to be appointed executors of an estate, should be carried into effect by the Probate Court, notwithstanding the death of one of the persons before the Probate Court acts on the matter.</p> <p>Notice of Appeal.—A notice appealing from all orders made by a Probate Court in the case on a certain day, is sufficient to cover any appealable order made on that day.</p>
Judges: Currey
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