Spear v. Lyon
Citations
- 89 Cal. 36
- 26 P. 619
- 1891 Cal. LEXIS 763
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Review op Conflicting Evidence—Where the evidence upon which a finding is based is conflicting, the finding will not be disturbed. Id.—Striking out Testimony — Repetition op Evidence.—It is not prejudicial error to strike out the testimony of a witness, given when recalled, as to matters concerning which he has already testified upon his previous examination.</p>
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- evidence not available to the trial court at the time it considered the viability of a declaratory judgment action would not be considered on appeal
- evidence not available to the trial court at the time it considered the viability of a declaratory judgment action would not be considered on appeal
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Judges: Garoutte
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