Synopsis of Lectures On Code Pleading And Practice Delivered in College of Law

James Gustave Scarborough

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To erect stamp mill and work a mine. 126 Cal. 657.
To develop oil on lands— 144 Cal. 528.
To cut down a hill, put in ditch, engine and i)ump — 142 Cal. 342.
To build and operate a railroad — 153 Cal. 106.
To erect a building— 19 L. R. A. (N. S. ) 1175.
For construction of levee — 94 S. W. 922 and f>^ Am. St. 753 and Notes.
To support a party for life— 106 Cal. 605; 136 Cal. 605.
Any such contracts mav be enforced when performed — 153 Cal.
704.
Contract to grow and sell trees — 23 Cal. Ayip. 251....
Contracts hampering railroads in performing ]iublic duties not enforceable— 153 Cal. 496, 735.
179 596. Other contracts cannot he specifically enforced in favor of or against a party under the following circumstances : 1. Not in favor of one, when not specificall^v enforceable against the other, unless (153 Cal. 106. ) (a) The other has performed his part of it, or (153 Cal. 704; 9 Cal. App. 212; 119 Cal. 35. ) (b) When enforceable in part, and party can be compensated as to remainder.

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