· 11/27/1891
O'Brien v. Greenebaum
Citations
- 92 Cal. 104
- 28 P. 214
- 1891 Cal. LEXIS 1179
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- items must be filed with the trial court to become court records under the Appellate Practice Act
- “[A]lthough the common law may be amended [by statute], such changes must be clear.”
- Superior Court Rule 21’s right of public inspection includes non-parties’ right to copy
- in determining the meaning of court rules, which are interpreted in the same way as statutes, we looked to a statute as it existed at the time the court rule was adopted for relevant context
- “[A]lthough the common law may be amended, such changes must be clear.”
- construing court rules according to their plain and ordinary meaning
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