Proud v. Southern Pacific Milling Company

195 P. 401, 184 Cal. 809, 1921 Cal. LEXIS 633
CourtCalifornia Supreme Court
DecidedJanuary 24, 1921
DocketL. A. No. 6394. L. A. No. 6426. L. A. No. 6625.
StatusPublished

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Proud v. Southern Pacific Milling Company, 195 P. 401, 184 Cal. 809, 1921 Cal. LEXIS 633 (Cal. 1921).

Opinion

Although they are three separate and independent suits, the three above-mentioned cases are identical in their facts with the facts of the case of Runkle v. Southern Pacific MillingCo., ante, p. 714, [195 P. 398]. The points urged for a reversal in these cases by appellant, Southern Pacific Milling Company, are the same as those which were presented in said case of Runkle v. Southern Pacific Milling Co., and, therefore, what we have said in the latter case sufficiently disposes of the points made. Upon the authority of that case the judgments in these three cases are affirmed.

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