Sankey v. Levy
Citations
- 69 Cal. 244
- 10 P. 336
- 1886 Cal. LEXIS 662
Syllabus
<p>Mandamus—Justice’s Court—Appeal—Trial by Superior Court— Failure to File Findings.—A writ of mandate will not lie to compel the Superior Court to restore to its calendar a case tried by it on an appeal from a Justice’s Court, in which judgment was rendered without filing findings of fact.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- motion to dismiss on facts not appearing on face of indictment is “speaking demurrer” that generally presents no authority for quashing indictment
- while there is no authority for dismissal of indictment on basis of facts not appearing on face of indictment, State was precluded from challenging proceeding to which it consented
- a demurrer that \add[s] facts not appearing on the face of the indictment\ is a \speaking demurrer\ that \presents no authority for quashing an indictment and is void\
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