Nelson v. Highland
13 Cal. 74
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Nelson v. Highland, 13 Cal. 74 (Cal. 1859).
Opinion
Terry, C. J. concurring.
We do not think it was a good ground of demurrer that the Christian name of one of the plaintiffs does not appear in the record. We cannot judicially know that one of the plaintiffs had either a Christian or heathen name, or that it is necessarily untrue that he has forgotten it if he had.
Judgment reversed and cause remanded.
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