Opinions of the City Attorney of San Francisco 1955 Pt.1
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We have no doubt, therefore, that in this respect also the legislature went beyond its constitutional powers." In the case of Peery vs. City of Los Angeles , 18? Cal. 753 > the court, after quoting the language above quoted from the E scondido case, said, at page 767: e do not, however, deem it necessary to go so far in this cas6 as to hold that a contractual relation, in the ordinary s ense of the term, has been created between the electors of the city of Los Angeles and the officials creof by... the proposal and approval of these bond issues, but we are satisfied that a status analogous to such relation was created through the exercise of the consti- tutional right of the electors of said city in approving the creation of the bonded indebtedness represented in these two bond issues upon the express conditions and assurances contained in the act of 1901, which may not opinion; NO. 9U3 April 22, 1955 Page 5 be changed in the manner and to the extent it is sought to be changed under the provisions of the act of 1921, without working, in effect, a fraud upon the electors through securing their votes for the approval of these bond issues upon terns and conditions which will not be kept if the attempted sale of these bonds below their par value is liven the sanction of this court.' 1 The rule of law propounded in both the Escondldo case (supra) and the Peery case was limited to the particular facts of tkese cases, it was held in the later case of La Hesa, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have no doubt, therefore, that in this respect also the legislature went beyond its constitutional powers." In the case of Peery vs. City of Los Angeles , 18? Cal. 753 > the court, after quoting the language above quoted from the E scondido case, said, at page 767: e do not, however, deem it necessary to go so far in this cas6 as to hold that a contractual relation, in the ordinary s ense of the term, has been created between the electors of the city of Los Angeles and the officials creof by... the proposal and approval of these bond issues, but we are satisfied that a status analogous to such relation was created through the exercise of the consti- tutional right of the electors of said city in approving the creation of the bonded indebtedness represented in these two bond issues upon the express conditions and assurances contained in the act of 1901, which may not opinion; NO. 9U3 April 22, 1955 Page 5 be changed in the manner and to the extent it is sought to be changed under the provisions of the act of 1921, without working, in effect, a fraud upon the electors through securing their votes for the approval of these bond issues upon terns and conditions which will not be kept if the attempted sale of these bonds below their par value is liven the sanction of this court.' 1 The rule of law propounded in both the Escondldo case (supra) and the Peery case was limited to the particular facts of tkese cases, it was held in the later case of La Hesa, etc.
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