California Trust Co. v. Cassidy

This cause came to the Supreme Court on a petition for hearing after decision and judgment in the District Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Division Two.

The first pertinent contention made by the petitioner (appellant in the District Court of Appeal) is that the decision rendered by that court is void and of no effect for the reason that the court rendering the decision was not a duly constituted court of appeal. The court, during the consideration of the cause, was composed of the presiding justice and two justices pro tempore, the latter sitting by regular assignment made by the…