Hentsch v. Porter

10 Cal. 555 ·

Supreme Court of California

Published · citable

Holding

The court held that the failure to allege the presentation and rejection of a claim to an administrator, as required by the Probate Act, constitutes a defect that the defendant may raise for the first time on appeal, as it pertains to the plaintiff’s present right to recover rather than a jurisdictional flaw.

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