Howell v. Hamilton Meats & Provisions, Inc.

Holding that "a plaintiff may recover as economic damages no more than the reasonable value of the medical services received and is not entitled to recover the reasonable value if his or her actual loss was less"

People v. Venegas

Applying the Watson standard for evaluating prejudice when evidence is improperly admitted under Kelly

Helfend v. Southern Cal. Rapid Transit Dist

Finding contractor could reasonably rely on city's misrepresentations about soil conditions, despite contractual provision that contractor had "fully, thoroughly, and completely examined, inspected, and familiarized itself with all matters and things relating to said contract"

Lund v. San Joaquin Valley R.R.

Holding that while injured employees in California "are generally entitled to workers' compensation benefits . . . those benefits are not available to railroad employees who suffer on-the-job injuries . . . [whose] right of recovery is governed by the FELA"

Reina v. Erassarret

In Reina v. Erassarret, 90 Cal.App.2d 418, 422 [ 203 P.2d 72, 7 A.L.R.2d 1309], the court discusses the nature of joint tenancy and says "that title does not vest in the survivor upon the death of the cotenant nor does it descend to him from such cotenant because it has already vested in him by, and at the time of, the original grant; and that the interest of two joint tenants is not only equal or similar but also one and the same."

Section 3359 - Reasonable damages

Providing that "no more than reasonable damages can be recovered"

Section 4 - [Repealed]