Blanchard

Blanchard v. Keppel

Good Law
1916 Cal. App. LEXIS 449·31 Cal. App. 351·160 P. 690
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 5, 1916Civ. No. 2023.California378 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Conrey, J.

This is a proceeding in mandamus wherein the defendant has appealed from the judgment. By the terms of the judgment the defendant, as superintendent of schools of the county of Los Angeles and ex-officio secretary of the county board of education, is required to approve and present to the county board of education the application of the petitioner (together with the recommendation of the president of the State Normal School at Los Angeles) for the issuance to the petitioner of a preliminary elementary school certificate authorizing him to do practice and cadet teaching, without salary, in any of the elementary schools of Los Angeles County, without the payment of a fee of two dollars demanded by appellant. The superior court held that a preliminary elementary school certificate as described and referred to in the Political Code in section 1775 (subd. c. of subd. 1) and in section 1771 (subd. c of subd. 3) is not a teacher’s certificate within the meaning of section 1565 of that code.

The fee of two dollars demanded by appellant from respondent as an applicant for a preliminary school certificate, is required by section 1565 to be paid by every applicant for a teacher’s…

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