· 1/15/1832
Stagg v. Munro
Citations
- 8 Wend. 399
How courts have described this case
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- finding that 4 the following allegation sufficiently pled CGA exhaustion: “[o]n January 15, 2010, Plaintiff filed 5 a timely claim complying with the required claims statute.”
- California’s “rule of liberal construction means that the reviewing court draws inferences favorable to the plaintiff, not the defendant.”
- California’s “rule of liberal construction means that the reviewing court draws inferences favorable to the plaintiff, not the defendant.”
- “The court stated that the requirement is not merely procedural, but is a condition precedent to maintaining a cause of action and, thus, is an element of the plaintiffs cause of action.”
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Judges: Savage
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