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ALLEN v. SMITHCalifornia Court of Appeal
Contracts, Property Law & Real EstateDocument concerning sale of residential property that required additional escrow money after satisfaction of contingent conditions is a contract for... |
01/02/2002 | D036608 |
READER'S DIGEST ASS'N, INC. v. FRANCHISE TAX BD.California Court of Appeal
Tax LawA wholly-owned subsidiary of a taxpayer that sells or solicits sales for the taxpayer is not an "independent contractor" that exempts the taxpayer... |
01/02/2002 | C036307 |
NAT'L ENTERS., INC. v. WOODSCalifornia Court of Appeal
Property Law & Real EstateOne-form-of-action rule under Code of Civil Procedure section 726 does not bar a junior lienholder from bringing a separate action to recover its debt... |
01/02/2002 | C030453 |
PEOPLE v. BUTTRAMCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & ProcedurePenal Code section 1237.5 requires a defendant, who pleads guilty, to obtain a certificate of probable cause before appealing that judgment, even if a... |
01/02/2002 | G028162 |
BURNS v. NATURE'S BESTCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & ProcedureAn instruction that precludes the jury from considering whether a plaintiff had an expectation that a taped telephone conversation would be repeated... |
12/28/2001 | G023339 |
TUCKER LAND CO. v. THE STATE OF CALIFORNIACalifornia Court of Appeal
Property Law & Real EstateConstituent members of a Joint Powers Agency (JPA), created by a joint powers agreement pursuant to Government Code section 6500 et seq., are not... |
12/28/2001 | B146384 |
LOHNES v. ASTRON COMPUTER PRODUCTSCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil ProcedureIntervener-s reliance on and compliance with the court clerk-s accepted practice, cannot serve as a basis for the court-s order striking the complaint... |
12/27/2001 | G025519 |
CPI BUILDERS, INC. v. IMPCO TECH, INC.California Court of Appeal
Contracts, Dispute Resolution & ArbitrationA binding contract to arbitrate is valid where one party signs the document but withdraws its consent after the other party accepts the offer. |
12/27/2001 | G026579 |
IN RE: MARRIAGE OF CROSSCalifornia Court of Appeal
Family LawNeither husband nor the community has a right to reimbursement from improvements made to wife's seperate property made with his seperate funds. |
12/27/2001 | E029861 |
HAMEID v. NAT'L FIRE INS. OF HARTFORDCalifornia Court of Appeal
Contracts, Insurance LawInsurance company has a duty to defend under an advertising injury provision of a policy, even if the advertising in question is small. |
12/27/2001 | G026525 |
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