McNeil v. Polk
Citations
- 57 Cal. 323
Syllabus
<p>Mexican Law—Aliens.—It is settled in this State, that under the laws of Mexico, which were in force in California, aliens could inherit real estate. Purchaser in Good Faith—Notice—Possession.—A person about to purchase a certain title to real estate is not put upon inquiry concerning unknown equities against such title, by the fact that such real estate is in the actual possession of one who does not hold in hostility to the title about to be purchased.</p>
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- holding that the legislature did not specify that only non-custodial parents are to pay child support
- holding that the legislature did not specify that only non-custodial parents are to pay child support
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Judges: Shaepsteix
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