Gallardo v. Hannah

California Supreme Court

Gallardo v. Hannah

49 Cal. 136

California Supreme Court·Decided July 1, 1874·No. No. 3,686·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

By the Court:

The petition for the writ does not comply with the rule of this Court, by setting forth any sufficient reason why the application should not be made to the District Judge.

A petition of this kind cannot be made the vehicle of insulting the District Courts, and we only decline to notice the action of the petitioner further because we believe him incapable of appreciating the effect of the language he has employed. Petition dismissed.

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By the Court:

The petition for the writ does not comply with the rule of this Court, by setting forth any sufficient reason why the application should not be made to the District Judge.

A petition of this kind cannot be made the vehicle of insulting the District Courts, and we only decline to notice the action of the petitioner further because we believe him incapable of appreciating the effect of the language he has employed. Petition dismissed.

Gallardo v. Hannah, 49 Cal. 136 (Cal. 1874).

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