name of, to marriage ceremony, to be indorsed on certificate...
not necessary to validity of real instruments .........
recording of instruments proved by other than subscribing....
oath of credible, necessary in taking acknowledgments........
interpreter may be employed for foreign...........

subscribing, to be personally known to officer taking proof.....
subscribing, shall prove, what.............

subscribing, handwriting of, when may be proved.............
subscribing, evidence of, to prove, what

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to will, when may take as much under will as by succession..

See EVIDENCE.

consent to apprenticeship, to be in.....
trusts in real property must be in..................
execution of power to be by instrument in..................................................................
ownership of private communications in...................................................................
transfer may be made without, when...............................................................
transfer in, called grant.............

....

transfer of real property must be in....................... ............................
instruments in, prima facie import consideration..........
transfer of what personal property to be in..

will in, how executed.....

debtor, on payment of debt, entitled to receipt in................
debtor may be released by release in..........

.....

what contracts must be in.........

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contract prevented by fraud from being put in, may be
enforced, when..............

supersedes oral negotiations concerning contract................
contract in, takes effect, when...............

authority of agent to execute exccutory real instrument to
be in.....

implied warranty on sale of executory instrument in....
carrier's obligations not altered except by agreement in........
guaranty, when must be...........

power of attorney to execute personal mortgage, must be in...

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covering, perhaps, a third of the space of the present.

Second-A more popular or elaborate index, with a greater particularity of subjects;
ample sub-headings, with repetitions, making sub-headings principal headings, in their
appropriate places in the alphabet.

The latter mode has been adopted, as it was deemed important, at least for the first
publication, to furnish the most ample facilities for all to ascertain the contents of the
Code.

The pressure of labor on the Commission has necessitated the turning over of the index-
ing to a clerk. The urgency for the binding of the Civil Code, before the meeting of the
Legislature, has required the most vigorous prosecution of the work on the index beyond
the usual hours of labor, and has precluded its examination by the Commission, as well as
any review by its author. The Bar will, therefore, please extend to it, if found defective,
the indulgence which the circumstances seem to justify.

The mode of citation of this Code is: Cal. Civ. Co., Sec.

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