· 7/1/1877
Pickard v. Kelley
Citations
- 52 Cal. 89
Syllabus
<p>Possessioh of Laud.—A certificate of pre-emption does not tend to show-actual possession of the land in the party to whom it was issued.</p>
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- ownership of four pieces of income producing property and circumstantial evidence of suppression of income
- ownership of four pieces of income producing property and circumstantial evidence of suppression of income
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