questions arising out of the subject matter of such Title. 4482. If the provisions of any Chapter conflict Conflicts with or contravene the provisions of another Chapter Chapters, of the same Title, the provisions of each Chapter must prevail. prevail as to all matters and questions arising out of the subject matter of such Chapter. 4483. If the provisions of any Article conflict with Conflicts between or contravene the provisions of another Article of the Articles. same Chapter, the provisions of each Article must prevail. prevail as to all matters and questions arising out of the subject matter of such Article. the samo 4484. If conflicting provisions are found in differ- Conflicting ent sections of the same Chapter or Article, the pro- lille, visions of the sections last in numerical order must which to prevail, unless such construction is inconsistent with the meaning of such Chapter or Article. prevail. TITLE III. PUBLICATION OF THE CODES. SECTION 4494. Codes not published as part of the statutes. 4494. The Codes passed at this session of the Codes not published Legislature must not be published as a part of the as part statutes passed at this session, but provision must be statutos. made by law for their publication. TITLE IV. . EXPRESS REPEAL OF STATUTES. SECTION 4504. Repeal of repealed statutes not to imply that they were in force. Repeal of repealed а were in force. 4504. The repeal of any statute or part of a statute staiutos not heretofore repealed must not be construed as a decla imply that they ration, express or by implication, that such statute or part of a statute has been in force at any time subsequent to such first repeal. Express 4505. The express repeal of statutes will be pro- its must be construed in the same manner and must have like effect as if it were part of this Code. NOTE.-A bill providing for the express repeal of statutes, prepared by the Commission, passed the Senate. In the Assembly it was referred to the Judiciary Commitles, who, on the last day, recommended its passage; but the Speaker ruled that it could not be taken up against a single objection. That objection was made by a member of the San Francisco delegation (Mr. Splivalo), and the bill was not considered and consequently did not become a law. We had prepared it with great caro, not because we deemed it necessary, but to avoid even a question. Non-action upon it will not affect the Code in any particular. There may arise, however, a question in relation to the Police and Justices' Courts of San Francisco, which would have been saved by its passage; but if the question should be raised and sustained, no material injury could arise, as the only effect would be, after the first of January next, to throw the Police and Justices' Courts of that city under the general law, and to reduce the jurisdiction of the Police Court to what it was before the passage of an Act entitled “ An Act amendatory of and supplementary to an Act entitled an Act to prescribe the jurisdiction of the Police Judge's Court of the City and County of San Francisco," passed January 27th, 1864, approved February 13th, 1872. INDEX TO VOLUMES I AND II. Volume I includes Sections 1 to 2079, inclusive. A finder of thing not bound to keep it for owner.. Section. 1871 1019 175 197 1243 1244 2940 2941 2716 2717 2719 2721 2718 2720 ABANDONMENT of husband by wife, relieves him from duty of support......... ib ........ of ship, duties of shipmaster on........... defined....... See INSURANCE. 75--Vol. ii. 2721 2722 2723 2724 2725 2726 2727 2727 2728 2729 2730 2731 2732 2709 2381 ........... |