Mallett v. Velie Motor Car Co.

How courts have described this case

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• “[A]n arrest warrant does not need to be served on the property for a court to obtain jurisdiction.”
• “When a declarant necessarily has first-hand knowledge of the facts contained in an affidavit by virtue of his or her position of employment, personal knowledge may be inferred.”
• where the affiant “did not state he created 15 or even reviewed the summary exhibits, and there is nothing about his job description that 16 requires a court to presume he did”
• decided the same day as Real Prop. I

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).