Kelley v. Sersanous
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from Superior Court, Glenn County; Frank Moody, Judge. Petition by K. E. Kelley for a writ of mandate to compel J. F. Sersanous, treasurer of Glenn county, to pay a warrant drawn on said treasurer by the county auditor, and payable to petitioner. From a judgment in favor of defendant, petitioner appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
SEARLS, C.
Writ of mandate to compel the defendant, as treasurer of the county of Glenn, to pay a warrant for $811.36, drawn upon the said treasurer by the county auditor, and payable to petitioner. Defendant had judgment in the court below, from which judgment plaintiff appeals.
At the trial the plaintiff or relator, read to the court his petition and the answer thereto, and rested his case. Thereupon defendant declined to introduce any evidence, and the cause was submitted to the court, and thereafter it filed written findings, specifying that the “contract alleged and set out in the answer…
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