General Laws of California, as Amended Up to the End of the Session of 1903: Containing the Laws That Are in Common Use in Full, with References to Ot

This comprehensive volume, "General Laws of California, As Amended Up to the End of the Session of 1903," is an invaluable resource for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the legislative history of California. Compiled and amended by James Henry Deering, with contributions from the State of California and Walter Scott Brann, this book contains the laws that were in common use, presented in full, alongside references to other general laws in force and to special laws. It offers a detailed snapshot of the legal landscape of California at the turn of the century.

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