California Law Review
California Law Review
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Co. v. Reed Orchard Co. (1915). 169 Cal.
545, 147 Pac 23a Digitized by Google INALIENABLE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY 237 amendment, abolish the right of appeal and require the dismissal of appeals remaining undetermined."*® Exemptions, — By the earliest practice in this state, property of municipal corporations, whether unimproved lands owned by them, municipal buildings, or other property, having been subject to sale on execution for municipal debts, a law passed in 185 1 exempting from sale on execut...ion all property of San Francisco city necessary for municipal purposes, was void as against one who at the time of the passage of the act was owner and holder of subsisting unpaid indebtedness of the city, as impairing the obligation of his contract with the city.** In reaching this con- clusion, Chief Justice Murray, speaking for the court, said: "There is, I think, no well-defined middle ground between holding that none of the debtor's property can, by a subse- quent law, be withdrawn from the reach of the creditor, or else, admitting that the whole of his estate may be exempted from sale on execution ....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Co. v. Reed Orchard Co. (1915). 169 Cal.
545, 147 Pac 23a Digitized by Google INALIENABLE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY 237 amendment, abolish the right of appeal and require the dismissal of appeals remaining undetermined."*® Exemptions, — By the earliest practice in this state, property of municipal corporations, whether unimproved lands owned by them, municipal buildings, or other property, having been subject to sale on execution for municipal debts, a law passed in 185 1 exempting from sale on execut...ion all property of San Francisco city necessary for municipal purposes, was void as against one who at the time of the passage of the act was owner and holder of subsisting unpaid indebtedness of the city, as impairing the obligation of his contract with the city.** In reaching this con- clusion, Chief Justice Murray, speaking for the court, said: "There is, I think, no well-defined middle ground between holding that none of the debtor's property can, by a subse- quent law, be withdrawn from the reach of the creditor, or else, admitting that the whole of his estate may be exempted from sale on execution ....
What to read after California Law Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of California, Berkeley. School of Law to read onlineMoreLess
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