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Welfare Exemption: Property Under Construction Jan 1954

Welfare Exemption: Property Under Construction

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 22. Permits tax exemption, now applied to property in actual operation for religious hospital or charitable purposes and owned by nonprofit organization, to include building and land during time when building is under construction. Applies to buildings in course of construction in March, 1954, and thereafter.

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Inferior Court Judges Jan 1954

Inferior Court Judges

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 57. Makes judge of a justice court eligible for office as judge of a superseding municipal court though he is not an attorney, where he has served as justice of the peace for five years preceding November 7, 1950, and as judge of the justice court continuously thereafter.

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The Veterans Bond Act Of 1954 Jan 1954

The Veterans Bond Act Of 1954

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This act provides for a bond issue of one hundred seventy-five million dollars ($175,000,000) to be used by the Department of Veterans Affairs in assisting California war veterans.

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School Bonds Jan 1954

School Bonds

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No.3. Directs issue and sale of $100,000,000 of State bonds to provide loans and grants to school districts to be used for such purposes as school site acquisition and improvement, school building construction and alteration, and school furniture and equipment purchase, as well as for expenses of bond issue and of administration. Permits Legislature to reduce total bond issue by appropriation of other money or to augment bond proceeds by additional appropriation. Provides that fund allocation shall be regulated by Legislature, which shall require districts to repay State according to their ability.

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Alcoholic Beverage Control Jan 1954

Alcoholic Beverage Control

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No 4. Establishing Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to administer liquor licensing laws in place of State Board of Equalizations. Provides for Director of Alcoholic Beverage Control, appointed by Governor, with Senate approval, subject to removal by Governor or by legislative majority. Makes offenses involving moral turpitude an additional ground for denial, suspension or revocation of liquor licenses. Establishes three-man board to hear appeals from department’s decisions. Prohibits State manufacture or sale of liquor. Preserves consistent provisions of existing Alcoholic Beverage Control Act and existing license fee scale, until Legislature provides otherwise.

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Taxation: Exemption Of Vessels Jan 1954

Taxation: Exemption Of Vessels

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 23. Continues exemption of California-registered freight and passenger ships of more than 50 tons burden from local property taxation, such exemption on otherwise due to expire January y 1, 1955.

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Voting Eligibility Jan 1954

Voting Eligibility

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 28. Removes voting disqualification of person convicted of infamous crime after he has completed paying penalties imposed by law for such conviction.

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Street And Highway Funds. Vehicle Parking Jan 1954

Street And Highway Funds. Vehicle Parking

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment 32. Permits street and highway revenues collected by State (from sources such as gasoline taxes and motor vehicle registration and operation fees) to be used for financing vehicle parking facilities, as the Legislature may prescribe.

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Framing County Charters Jan 1954

Framing County Charters

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Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 27. Extends time for preparation of proposed county charter by board of freeholders from present 120 days to six months. Alters requirements for nominating candidates for freeholder.

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Pay Of Legislators Jan 1954

Pay Of Legislators

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 13. Sets salaries of members of the State Legislature at $500 per month.

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Water Rights Of Government Agencies Jan 1954

Water Rights Of Government Agencies

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Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 30. Provide8 that acquisition of any interest in real property by any government agency, local, state or federal, shall constitute all agreement by the agency that it will conform to California water law with respect to such acquisition.

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Vernon City Charter Jan 1954

Vernon City Charter

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 20. Authorizes City of Vernon in• Los Angeles County to propose charter for adoption by city electors and ratification by Legislature. Limits power of originating future charter amendments to city council. Permits charter to define voting eligibility in city elections. If less than 135 registered voters reside in city on day of charter adoption election, permits charter to fix voting eligibility and eligibility for office without regard to residence and on basis of property ownership. Confines future annexations to uninhabited territory.

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Resident Noncitizens: Property Ownership Jan 1954

Resident Noncitizens: Property Ownership

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 10. Extends to resident foreigners who are eligible for United States citizenship the same privileges concerning property ownership as have been hitherto given to resident foreigners of white and African descent.

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Land Titles. Torrens Act Jan 1954

Land Titles. Torrens Act

Propositions

Amendment of Initiative Act. Authorizes Legislature to amend or repeal the Land Title Law (Torrens Act) adopting by initiative in 1914.

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Terms Of State Officers Jan 1954

Terms Of State Officers

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 1. Fixes terms of Assemblymen at four instead of two years, one-half of members being elected every second year. Fixes terms of State Senators at six instead of four years, approximately one-third being elected every two years. Limits future Governors to two successive terms

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Taxation: Exemption For Disabled Veterans Jan 1954

Taxation: Exemption For Disabled Veterans

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.2. Authorizes tax exemption on home acquired with Federal assistance by veteran who has permanent and total service-connected disability consisting of loss or loss of use of both lower limbs. Limits such exemption to $5,000

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Contracts--Disaffirmance By A Minor, Thomas B. Mcguire Jan 1954

Contracts--Disaffirmance By A Minor, Thomas B. Mcguire

UC Law Journal

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Witnesses: Privilege Against Self Incrimination--Claim Of Privilege After Previous Waiver, Andre V. Tolpegin Jan 1954

Witnesses: Privilege Against Self Incrimination--Claim Of Privilege After Previous Waiver, Andre V. Tolpegin

UC Law Journal

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Income Tax--Non-Taxable Stock Dividends, Fred Sarkowsky Jan 1954

Income Tax--Non-Taxable Stock Dividends, Fred Sarkowsky

UC Law Journal

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Labor Law--Federal Vs. State Jurisdiction--Common Law Action For Damages For Conduct Which Is Also An Unfair Labor Practice Under Lmra, Frank E. Howard Jan 1954

Labor Law--Federal Vs. State Jurisdiction--Common Law Action For Damages For Conduct Which Is Also An Unfair Labor Practice Under Lmra, Frank E. Howard

UC Law Journal

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Recent Developments Regarding The Law Of Charitable Donations And Charitable Trusts, George G. Bogert Jan 1954

Recent Developments Regarding The Law Of Charitable Donations And Charitable Trusts, George G. Bogert

UC Law Journal

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Negotiable Documents Of Title, William E. Britton Jan 1954

Negotiable Documents Of Title, William E. Britton

UC Law Journal

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Limitations On The Treaty Power, Edward A. Hogan Jan 1954

Limitations On The Treaty Power, Edward A. Hogan

UC Law Journal

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Recent Trend In Court Decisions In California, Jesse W. Carter Jan 1954

Recent Trend In Court Decisions In California, Jesse W. Carter

UC Law Journal

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Wages And Taxes--A Surety's Headache, Paul E. Anderson Jan 1954

Wages And Taxes--A Surety's Headache, Paul E. Anderson

UC Law Journal

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Crime Prevention And Judicial Casuistry, John Barker Waite Jan 1954

Crime Prevention And Judicial Casuistry, John Barker Waite

UC Law Journal

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California Procedures For Obtaining Judicial Decrees Binding On Unborn Or Unascertained Persons, William J. Adams Jan 1954

California Procedures For Obtaining Judicial Decrees Binding On Unborn Or Unascertained Persons, William J. Adams

UC Law Journal

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Collective Bargaining: Rank And File Union As Representative Of Supervisors, William C. Miller Jan 1954

Collective Bargaining: Rank And File Union As Representative Of Supervisors, William C. Miller

UC Law Journal

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Admission Of Illegally Obtained Evidence, John B. Marchant Jan 1954

Admission Of Illegally Obtained Evidence, John B. Marchant

UC Law Journal

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Aliens--Deportation Proceedings--Right Of Review, William R. Manson Jan 1954

Aliens--Deportation Proceedings--Right Of Review, William R. Manson

UC Law Journal

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