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· 3/3/1883

Sloan v. Bluxome

Citations

  • 2 Cal. Unrep. 161

Syllabus

<p>Street Law—Conflict Between Petition and Diagram.—In a proceeding in relation to a street improvement the fact that in some instances names, other than those of the parties named in the petition, who therein avow themselves to he owners of the lots platted on the diagram accompanying the petition, appear marked as owners of the lots on the diagram itself, should not disprove allegations of the petition as to ownership.</p>

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