The Pacific Reporter, 144±ÇWest Publishing Company, 1915 "Comprising all the decisions of the Supreme Courts of California, Kansas, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, District Courts of Appeal and Appellate Department of the Superior Court of California and Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma." (varies) |
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... effect- ing an unjust discrimination against the property so assessed . It is not a question of mere difference of opinion as to the value of the property , but it is a question of no opinion or judgment at all as to its value . It is ...
... effect- ing an unjust discrimination against the property so assessed . It is not a question of mere difference of opinion as to the value of the property , but it is a question of no opinion or judgment at all as to its value . It is ...
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... effect of that violation was the increase of its share of the burden . A systematic and intentional under or over assessment of one or more classes of prop- erty in violation of the law , whereby one or more classes of property is to be ...
... effect of that violation was the increase of its share of the burden . A systematic and intentional under or over assessment of one or more classes of prop- erty in violation of the law , whereby one or more classes of property is to be ...
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... effect . Defendant did not say in his motion that he had facts in his possession which the Jury ought to know , in order to arrive at the truth . He simply said in effect that he ought , in his opinion , to testify in the case for fear ...
... effect . Defendant did not say in his motion that he had facts in his possession which the Jury ought to know , in order to arrive at the truth . He simply said in effect that he ought , in his opinion , to testify in the case for fear ...
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... effect of this act , and held that , although its language is , perhaps , broad enough to apply to criminal cases if such was the intention of the legis- lature , it nevertheless purports to be an amendment to the civil code and does ...
... effect of this act , and held that , although its language is , perhaps , broad enough to apply to criminal cases if such was the intention of the legis- lature , it nevertheless purports to be an amendment to the civil code and does ...
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... effect that , in case said in- junction shall issue , the said plaintiff will pay to the said defendants enjoined such damages , not exceeding the sum of $ 3,000 , as such parties may sustain by reason of the said injunction , if the ...
... effect that , in case said in- junction shall issue , the said plaintiff will pay to the said defendants enjoined such damages , not exceeding the sum of $ 3,000 , as such parties may sustain by reason of the said injunction , if the ...
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