People v. White
6 Cal. 75
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People v. White, 6 Cal. 75 (Cal. 1856).
Opinion
Mr. Justice Terry concurred.
A sale of land at auction, where no note or memorandum of sale is made by the auctioneer, and no writing exists between the parties, is void by the Statute of Frauds.
Judgment affirmed.
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