Matter of the Estate of E. D. Traylor
Citations
- 75 Cal. 189
- 16 P. 774
- 1888 Cal. LEXIS 504
Syllabus
<p>Will—Bequest or Ornaments Includes Jewelry. —The testatrix by her will bequeathed to her niece her “piano, sewing-machine, finger-rings (save the diamond ring I habitually wear), and so many of my books, pictures, and ornaments (not otherwise bequeathed specifically) as she shall choose to take.” Held, that the bequest of “ornaments” included .the jewelry used by the testatrix for personal decoration</p>
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- affirming judgment entered on guilty plea where plea hearing transcript demonstrated that appellant was cognizant of the rights he was waiving and the consequences of his plea
- “The adoption [in Nash] of the burden of proof set forth in Shelton was not an adoption of Louisiana’s requirement, if any, that a guilty plea must be made ‘with an articulated waiver of the three Boykin rights.’ ” (emphasis in original)
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Judges: McFarland
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