Viles v. State of California

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1967-02-24

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BURKE, J. I dissent. Plaintiff’s only asserted mistake was one of law in being unaware of the claims statute until after expiration of the 100-day period. In my view such a mistake should be held an insufficient excuse for failure to timely present a claim. To compel trial courts to grant relief on a plea of ignorance of the law, as does the majority opinion here, I fear will serve to open the door to evasion and eventual erosion of…

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