County of Kings v. Rea

164 Cal. 508
CourtCalifornia Supreme Court
DecidedJanuary 14, 1913
DocketS. F. No. 6431
StatusPublished

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County of Kings v. Rea, 164 Cal. 508 (Cal. 1913).

Opinion

HENSHAW, J.,

acting chief justice, delivered the opinion of the court. If those are your two propositions, I speak for the Court in saying that where there is no specific requirement of the law declaring that money of a particular form or kind shall be designated, it is a good bond and it is in full compliance with the law, when it calls for “lawful money of the United States.”

And, second, it is clearly a power vested with the supervisors, after election, to determine whether the interest shall be paid semi-annually or annually. If those are your two propositions, they are resolved in favor of petitioner, and mandate will issue accordingly.

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