Title pan follows. SUPPLEMENT TO NST TREADWELL'S CONSTITUTION OF CALIFORNIA AL TIONS FROM VOLUMES 133 TO 136 OF REPORTS, AND AMENDMENTS A. TED NOVEMBER 4, 1902 FREE TO PURCHASERS OF READWELL'S SAN FRANCISCO BANCROFT-WHITNEY COMPANY LAW PURLISHERS AND LAW BOOKSELLERS 722 SUPPLEMENT TO TREADWELL'S CON STITUTION OF CALIFORNIA. Article I, Section 1. An act making it unlawful to buy or sell quail is not in violation of this section. (Ex parte Kenneke, 136 Cal. 527, 69 Pac. 261.) A statute declaring that all contracts for the construction of buildings, with certain exceptions, must provide for the payment of the contract price in money, is in violation of this section. (Stimson M. Co. v. Braun, 136 Cal. 122, 68 Pac. 481.) The right of property antedates all constitutions. This right is invaded if the owner is not at liberty to contract with others respecting the use to which he may subject his property, or the manner in which he may enjoy it. (Stimson M. Co. v. Braun, 136 Cal. 122, 68 Pac. 481.) Article I, Section 11. A statute providing that all county printing must be let to persons who have been established in business in the county for more than one year is in violation of this provision. (Van Harlingen v. Doyle, 134 Cal. 53, 66 Pac. 44.) An act making it unlawful to buy or sell quail is not in violation of this section. (Ex parte Kenneke, 136 Cal." 527, 69 Pac. 261.) Article I, Section 13. An accused person held in custody an unreasonable length of time without trial will be discharged upon habeas corpus (In re Begerow, 133 Cal. 349, 65 Pac. 828.) Where the court is prohibited from pronouncing judgment upon the defendant because the indictment is invalid, jeopardy does not attach. (People v. Terrill, 133 Cal. 120, 65 Pac. 303.) A law authorizing the commitment insane asylum without notice is void. bert, 134 Cal. 626, 66 Pac. 851.) of a person to an (Matter of Lam |