Sankey v. Society of California Pioneers
California Supreme Court Feb 2, 1886 No. No. 11,430Published
Synopsis
Mandamus—Application to Superior Court in First Instance.— Application for mandamus denied on the ground that the petition fails to state sufficient reasons for not applying to the superior court in the first instance.
By the COURT. The application for a writ of mandamus is denied upon the ground that the petition fails to state sufficient reasons for not applying to the superior court in the first instance: Rule 28 of the supreme court.
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