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Golding V. R.K.O. Pictures, Roger J. Traynor Aug 1950

Golding V. R.K.O. Pictures, Roger J. Traynor

Opinions

No abstract provided.


Stanley V. Columbia Broadcasting System, Roger J. Traynor Aug 1950

Stanley V. Columbia Broadcasting System, Roger J. Traynor

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No abstract provided.


Clement V. State Reclamation Bd., Sacramento San Joaquin Drainage Dist. , Roger J. Traynor Aug 1950

Clement V. State Reclamation Bd., Sacramento San Joaquin Drainage Dist. , Roger J. Traynor

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People V. Mendes , Roger J. Traynor Jun 1950

People V. Mendes , Roger J. Traynor

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Ornales V. Wigger, Roger J. Traynor May 1950

Ornales V. Wigger, Roger J. Traynor

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The People V. Chessman, Roger J. Traynor May 1950

The People V. Chessman, Roger J. Traynor

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Gardner V. Jonathan Club, Roger J. Traynor May 1950

Gardner V. Jonathan Club, Roger J. Traynor

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Little V. Mountain View Dairies, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1950

Little V. Mountain View Dairies, Roger J. Traynor

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Holloway V. Purcell, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1950

Holloway V. Purcell, Roger J. Traynor

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People V. Knowles, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1950

People V. Knowles, Roger J. Traynor

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Werner V. Southern Cal. Etc. Newspapers, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1950

Werner V. Southern Cal. Etc. Newspapers, Roger J. Traynor

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Hefferan V. Freebairn, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1950

Hefferan V. Freebairn, Roger J. Traynor

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Cordoniz V. Cordoniz, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1950

Cordoniz V. Cordoniz, Roger J. Traynor

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Martin Ship Service Co. V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1950

Martin Ship Service Co. V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor

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Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company V. Public Utilities Commission Of The State Of California, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1950

Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company V. Public Utilities Commission Of The State Of California, Roger J. Traynor

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The People V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1950

The People V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor

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No abstract provided.


Timm Aircraft Corporation V. Byram, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1950

Timm Aircraft Corporation V. Byram, Roger J. Traynor

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Constitutional Amendments And Laws. Naming Persons To Office Jan 1950

Constitutional Amendments And Laws. Naming Persons To Office

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 24. Adds Section 1d to Article IV of Constitution. Prohibits submission to electors of any constitutional amendment or law, whether proposed by initiative or by the Legislature, which names any individual to hold office. Declares that any such measure hereafter submitted or approved shall not go into effect.


Veterans' Possessory Interests Jan 1950

Veterans' Possessory Interests

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 28. Adds Section 1 ΒΌ a to Article XIII of Constitution. Authorizes Legislature to prescribe It extent of tax exemption for farm or home being purchased by veteran from Veterans Welfare Board (or successor) pursuant to contract under whose terms legal title is vested in said board.


Inferior Court Reorganization Jan 1950

Inferior Court Reorganization

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 49. Amends Article VI of Constitution. Establishes a uniform system of municipal and justice courts throughout the State. Provides for municipal courts In cities or judicial districts exceeding 40,000 population, and justice courts in judicial districts of lesser population, judges of these courts being elective. Directs that there shall be only one kind of court in a district. Authorizes legislature to prescribe jurisdiction and procedure of such courts and powers and duties of judges thereof.


Legislators Jan 1950

Legislators

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 30. Amends Section 19 of Article IV of Constitution. Permits members of Legislature to hold office and serve as members of boards or commissions created to apportion or allocate state funds to other state or local agencies.


Eligibility To Vote Jan 1950

Eligibility To Vote

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 12. Amends Section 1 of Article II of Constitution. Preserves voting eligibility of registered electors who move from one California county to another within 90 days prior to an election, by permitting such persons to vote in former county.


State Civil Service Jan 1950

State Civil Service

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No.6. Amends Sections 4 and 6 of Article XXIV of Constitution. Exempts from state civil service officers and employees of district agricultural associations employed less than six months in calendar year; stewards and veterinarians of California Horse Racing Board employed on part-time basis. Prohibits Legislature from reviving any optional exemption from state civil service after once abolishing such exemption. Permits given position to be filled by successive temporary appointees, unless employment list is in existence; increases maximum employment period of temporary appointees to nine months in any consecutive 12-month period.


Land Titles. Torrens Act Jan 1950

Land Titles. Torrens Act

Propositions

Amendment of Initiative Act. Adds Sections 48.1 to 48.9, inclusive, to Torrens Act (Land Title Law). Provides method of withdrawing land from registry under said act by application to registrar of titles (county recorder) and issuance and recordation of withdrawal certificate. Provides that such withdrawal shall not affect determinations of title theretofore made.


Public Housing Projects. Requiring Election To Establish Jan 1950

Public Housing Projects. Requiring Election To Establish

Propositions

Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Article XXXIV to Constitution. Requires approval of majority of electors of county or city, voting at an election, as prerequisite for establishment of any low-rent housing project by the State or any county, city, district, authority, or other state public body. Defines low rent housing project as living accommodations for persons of low income financed or assisted by Federal Government or state public body. Exempts any project subject to existing contract between state public body and Federal Government.


Old Age Assistance Jan 1950

Old Age Assistance

Initiatives

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE. INITIATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE. An Act to amend and enact Sections of the Welfare and Institutions Code, all relating to old age security; establishes adequate and uniform provisions for the needs of the aged as a matter of state-wide concern; relieves county taxpayers of all costs by providing for direct State administration and financing thereof; the disposition of property used in the administration thereof; makes an appropriation; increases in the amount thereof, and necessary health and funeral expense benefits for recipients thereof; modifies the property qualifications for eligibility therefor, and absolves relatives of mandatory contributions.


Legalizing And Licensing Gambling Jan 1950

Legalizing And Licensing Gambling

Initiatives

LEGALIZING AND LICENSING GAMBLING. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXXII to Constitution. Permits wagering and gambling in licensed establishments. Creates five-man state Commission empowered to license and supervise pari-mutuel betting at tracks, off-track bookmaking, wagering on athletic and skill contests, and gambling games and devices. Authorizes Commission to operate or license gaming, lotteries, etc. Imposes percentage taxes on money wagered, revenue to be deposited in pension and welfare fund for payment of aged and blind aid allowances. Names first members of Commission, future members to be elected. Continues licensing authority of Horse Racing Board.


Legalizing And Licensing Gambling Jan 1950

Legalizing And Licensing Gambling

Initiatives

LEGALIZING AND LICENSING GAMBLING. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXXII to Constitution. Permits wagering and gambling in licensed establishments. Creates five-man state Commission empowered to license and supervise pari-mutuel betting at tracks, off-track bookmaking, wagering on athletic and skill contests, and gambling games and devices. Authorizes Commission to operate or license gaming, lotteries, etc. Imposes percentage taxes on money wagered, revenue to be deposited in pension and welfare fund for payment of aged and blind aid allowances. Names first members of Commission, future members to be elected. Continues licensing authority of Horse Racing Board.


Public School Funds Jan 1950

Public School Funds

Initiatives

PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Amends Article IX, Section 6, of the State Constitution. Increases required State support for public schools to One Hundred Eighty Dollars per year for each pupil in average daily attendance, of which each local school district shall receive not less than One Hundred Twenty Dollars per pupil. To become operative July 1, 1953.


Legalizing And Licensing Gambling Jan 1950

Legalizing And Licensing Gambling

Initiatives

LEGALIZING AND LICENSING GAMBLING. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXXII to Constitution. Permits wagering and gambling in licensed establishments. Creates five-man state Commission empowered to license and supervise pari-mutuel betting at tracks, off-track bookmaking, wagering on athletic and skill contests, and gambling games and devices. Authorizes Commission to operate or license gaming, lotteries, etc. Imposes percentage taxes on money wagered, revenue to be deposited in pension and welfare fund for payment of aged and blind aid allowances. Names first members of Commission, future members to be elected. Continues licensing authority of Horse Racing Board.