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· 7/1/1877

Rhoda v. Alameda Cty.

Citations

  • 52 Cal. 350
  • 1877 Cal. LEXIS 119

Syllabus

<p>Suit on Claim against a Countt.—In an action on a claim against a county, the plaintiff must aver all the matters required by the statute in relation to his presentation of the claim to the Board of Supervisors, and their rejection of the same. An averment that the claim has been duly presented and rejected is not sufficient.</p> <p>Pleading Condition Pbecedent.—A general allegation in a pleading of the performance of a condition precedent, is insufficient, except in cases of contract, when it is authorized by statute.</p>

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