Summary
In United States v. De Haro, 22 How. 293, there was a grant made in 1843 by Governor Alvarado of California, and, with a possession of sixteen years thereafter, was held to be sufficient presumption of a legal grant, but there was no requirement as above stated with regard to the Court of Private Land Claims act.
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CASE NO. 1:04-CR-5327-AWI
11-26-2012
NICHOLAS F. REYES, #102114 Attorney at Law Attorney for Defendant ALEJANDRO GONZALES DE HARO
NICHOLAS F. REYES, #102114
Attorney at Law
Attorney for Defendant
ALEJANDRO GONZALES DE HARO
APPLICATION FOR EXONERATION OF PROPERTY BOND AND
RECONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY: ORDER
ALEJANDRO GONZALES DE HARO, by and through his attorney of record, Nicholas F. Reyes, hereby requests an order exonerating the property bond for reconveyance of real property in this action.
Real property owned by PIEDAD HARO was posted as collateral for the property bond for the release of defendant Alejandro Gonzales De Haro. On December 10, 2004 a Deed of Trust was executed and recorded in Fresno County (Document #2004-0276412) for the real property commonly known as(Receipt#100 200998):
6508 North Wheeler
Fresno, CA 93722
On January 7, 2008, Defendant Alejandro Gonzales De Haro was sentenced to 24 months custody. He has served his sentenced.
Therefore, it is respectfully requested that the property bond in this matter be immediately exonerated and that the property posted as collateral for the bond be reconveyed to Piedad Haro.
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NICHOLAS F. REYES, ESQ.
Attorney for Defendant
ALEJANDRO GONZALES DE HARO
ORDER
IT IS SO ORDERED that the property bond in the above-captioned case be exonerated and title to the real property be reconveyed to Piedad Haro. IT IS SO ORDERED.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE