People v. Hunt

Citations

• 41 Cal. 435

Syllabus

<p>Repeal oe Repealing Act.—The repeal of an Act repealing a former Act does not revive the former Act, or give it any force or effect. To revive such former Act it must be reenacted.</p> <p>Oeeice Revived by Repealing Act.—If a general Act creates an office in all the counties of the State, to be filled by election once in two years, and a special Act, passed afterwards, takes one county away from the provisions of the Act, and this special Act is afterwards repealed by an Act which restores the office as to that county, the provisions of the general Act are revived as to the office.</p> <p>Oase Abbirmed.—Trout v. Gardiner, 39 Cal. 386.</p>