McAulay v. Truckee Ice Co.
Citations
- 79 Cal. 50
- 21 P. 434
- 1889 Cal. LEXIS 667
Syllabus
<p>Place of Trial—Order for Change—Presumption of Regularity— Appeal — Failure to Identify Papers. —An order changing the place of trial will he presumed to have been properly made, when the record on appeal from the order fails to contain any papers identified as having been used in the lower court on the hearing of the motion to change.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “The law in this State is clear that a person must establish ownership of property on the strength of her own title and cannot prevail in a quiet title action by relying on the weaknesses in another’s title. [Cit.]”
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