PRACTICE ACT. Table of sections of which there is no corresponding section in the Code of Civil Procedure. Table of sections of which there is no corresponding section in the Code of Civil Procedure. NOTE.-Section numbers from 649 on are numbers given by the Editor of Practice Act in 1854, and cover new sections added and supplemental sections.. PROBATE ACT. NOTE.-Section numbers from 318 on are numbers given by the Editor of Probate Act in 1858, and cover new sections added ana supplemental sections. AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: 1. Title and division of this volume. This act shall be known as The Code of Civil Procedure of California, and is divided into four parts, as follows: Part I. Of Courts of Justice. II. Of Civil Actions. III Of Special Proceedings of a Civil Nature. IV. Of Evidence. En. Mar. 11, 1872. This act, how cited: Sec. 19, post. Construction of the codes and of their various sections: See Pol. Code, secs. 4478 et seq. THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE OF CALIFORNIA. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS. When this code takes effect. 3. Not retroactive. 4. Rule of construction of this code. Provisions similar to existing laws, how construed. 5. Tenure of offices preserved. 7. Construction of repeal as to certain officers. 8. Actions, etc., not affected. by this code. 9. Limitations shall continue to run. 10. Holidays. 11. Same. 12. Computation of ume 13. Certain açts not to be done on holidays. 14. "Sea" defined. 15 Joins authority. 16. Words and phrases. 17. Certain terms used in this code defined. 18. Statutes, etc., inconsistent with code repealed, 19, This act, how cited, enumerated, etc. 20. Judicial remedies defined. 25. Civil actions arise out of obligations or injuries. § 2. When this code takes effect. This code takes effect at twelve o'clock noon, on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy-three. En. March 11, 1872. Effect of codes generally: See Pol. Code, secs. 4478 et seq. |