· 7/1/1872
Lick v. Diaz
Citations
- 44 Cal. 479
Syllabus
<p>Evidence of Asserting Title to Land.—When an issue is raised as to whether a person, since deceased, during his lifetime asserted title to land, evidence may be introduced by those claiming under such person, that during his lifetime he performed work on the land.</p> <p>Law of the Oase.—When a new trial is granted by the Supreme Court, the views which the Court expresses in its opinion become the law of the case in all its stages.</p>
Judges: Wallace
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