McMenomy v. Talbot
Citations
- 84 Cal. 279
- 23 P. 1099
- 1890 Cal. LEXIS 804
Syllabus
<p>Statute of Frauds —• Pleading. — A complaint on a contract within the statute of frauds need not allege that such contract was in writing. It will he presumed on demurrer to have been in writing.</p> <p>Id.—Sale of Goods — Acceptance and Receipt.—When the buyer accepts and receives the goods, a writing is not necessary.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a MySpace account was properly authenticated by an investigator who testified that the defendant’s nickname was associated with the account and identified the 24 defendant’s biographical information on the account
- holding circumstantial 18 evidence was sufficient to authenticate a document from an electronic source
- “A witness need not be formally educated in the field at issue to be qualified as an expert.”
- \A witness need not be formally educated in the field at issue to be qualified as an expert.\
- “A witness need not be formally educated in the field at issue to be qualified as an expert.”
- “A witness need not be formally educated in the field at issue to be qualified as an expert.”
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Judges: Hayne
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