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· 9/24/1885

Inglis v. Shepherd

Citations

  • 67 Cal. 469
  • 8 P. 5
  • 1885 Cal. LEXIS 674

Syllabus

<p>Election—Contest—Mistake in Ballot.-—Under the circumstances of the case, held, that the obvious intention of the electors to vote for the contestant for a certain office could not be defeated by a mistake of the printer in the description of the office in the ballots.</p>

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