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· 7/1/1866

People ex rel. Grow v. Rosborough

Citations

  • 29 Cal. 415

Syllabus

<p>Proceedings in Insolvency.—Since the adoption of the amendments to the Constitution in 1863, proceedings in insolvency have ceased to be “ special cases ” in. the sense in .which that phrase was applied to them before that time.</p> <p>New Trials in Insolvent Cases.—County Courts may grant new trials in insolvent cases.</p> <p>Statement in Insolvent Cases.—It is the duty of the County Judge to settle a statement made on motion for a new trial in an insolvent case, and if he refuse, a writ'of mandate will issue commanding him to do so.</p> <p>Appeal in Insolvent Case.—An appeal lies from a judgment in an insolvent case to the Supreme Court. ‘</p>

Judges: Shafter

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