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· 7/1/1880

Livermore v. Hodgkins

Citations

  • 54 Cal. 637

Syllabus

<p>Ex parte Order—Stay of Execution.—The District Judge made an ex parte order, without notice, recalling an execution; and afterward, without notice, made a further order, reciting that one of the defendants had commenced an action to vacate the judgment, and directing a stay of execution until that action he determined, or until further order. Held, that the Judge had no authority to make the orders; and the orders reversed accordingly.</p>

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  • identification not sufficient if identity is established only by what is said in the conversation itself

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Judges: Department, Myrick

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