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CHAPTER III.
Transfer of Personal Property.
Article I. Mode of Transfer.
II. What Operates as a Transfer.
III. Gifts.
Mode of Transfer.
Section 1135. When must be in writing. 1136. Transfer by sale, etc.
1135. An interest in a ship, or in an existing trust, can be transferred only by operation of law, or by a written instrument, subscribed by the person making the transfer, or by his agent.
1136. The mode of transferring other personal property by sale is regulated by the title on that subject, in division third of this code.
What Operates as a Transfer. Section
Section 1140. Transfer of title under sale. 1142. When buyer acquires bet1141. Transfer under execution
ter title than seller has. agreement.
1140. The title to personal property, sold or exchanged, passes to the buyer whenever the parties agree upon a present transfer, and the thing itself is identified, whether it is separated from other things or not.
1141. Title is transferred by an executory agreement for the sale or exchange of personal property only when the buyer has accepted the thing, or when the seller has completed it, prepared it for delivery, and offered it to the buyer, with intent to transfer the title thereto, in the manner prescribed by the chapter upon offer of performance,
1142. Where the possession of personal property, together with a power to dispose thereof, is transferred by its owner to another person, an executed sale by the latter, while in possession, to a buyer in good faith and in the ordinary course of business, for value, transfers to such buyer the title of the former owner, though he may be entitled to rescind, and does rescind the transfer made by him.
1146. Gifts defined.
1147. Gift, how made.
1148. Gift not revocable.
1149. Gift, in view of death.
1150. Gift, when presumed in
view of death.
1151. Revocation, death bed gift. 1152. Effect of will upon gift. 1153. When treated as legacy.
1146. A gift is a transfer of personal property, made voluntarily, and without consideration.
1147. A verbal gift is not valid, unless the means of obtaining possession and control of the thing are given, nor, if it is capable of delivery, unless there is an actual or symbolical delivery of the thing to the donee.
1148. A gift, other than a gift in view of death, cannot be revoked by the giver.
1149. A gift in view of death is one which is made in contemplation, fear, or peril of death, and with intent that it shall take effect only in case of the death of the giver.
1150. A gift made during the last illness of the giver, or under circumstances which would naturally impress him with an expectation of speedy death, is presumed to be a gift in view of death.
.. 1151. A gift in view of death may be revoked by the giver at any time, and is revoked by his recovery from the illness, or escape from the peril, under the presence of which it was made, or by the occurrence of any event which would operate as a revocation of a will made at the same time, but when the gift has been delivered to the donee, the rights of a bona fide purchaser from the donee before the revocation, shall not be affected by the revocation. 1873—226.
1152. A gift in view of death is not affected by a previous will; nor by a subsequent will, unless it expresses an intention to revoke
1153. A gift in view of death must be treated as a legacy, so far as relates only to the creditors of the giver.
CHAPTER IV.
Recording Transfers of Real Property.
Article I. What May Be Recorded.
II. Mode of Recording.
III. Proof and Acknowledgment of Instruments.
IV. Effect of Recording or of the Want Thereof.
What May Be Recorded. Section
Section 1158. What may be recorded. 1162. Same. 1159. Judgment without acknow- 1163. Residence certificate, etc. ledgment.
1164. Transfers in trust, etc. 1160. Letters patent. Same. 1165. Recorder fees noted. 1161. Acknowledgment person,
corporation.
1158. Any instrument or judgment affecting the title to or possession of real property may be recorded under this chapter: provided, however, that deeds or grants conveying to a political corporation or governmental agency real estate, or any interest therein, or easements thereon, for public purposes shall not be accepted for recordation without the consent of the grantee evidenced by its resolution of acceptance attached to such deed or grant. 1921–143.
1159. Judgments affecting the title to or possession of real property, authenticated by the certificate of the clerk of the court in which such judgments were rendered (and notices of location of mining claims), may be recorded without acknowledgment, certificate of
or further proof. The record of all notices of location of mining claims heretofore made in the proper office without acknowledgment, or certificate of acknowledgment, or other proof, shall have the same force and effect for all purposes as if the same had been duly acknowledged, or proved and certified as required by law. Affidavits showing work or posting of notices upon mining claims may also be recorded in the recorder's office of the county where such mining claims are situated. 1897—97.
1160. Letters patent from the United States, or from the state of California, executed and authenticated pursuant to existing law, may be recorded without acknowledgment or further proof, and where letters patent have been lost, or are beyond the control of any party deraigning title therefrom, or for any reason they remain unrecorded, any person claiming title thereunder may cause a transcript of the copy of such letters patent kept by the government issuing the same, duly certified by the officer or individual having lawful custody of such copy, to be recorded in lieu of the original; and such recorded copy shall have, prima facie, the same force and effect as the original, for title or for evidence, until said original letters patent be recorded. 1877–85.
1161. Before an instrument can be recorded, unless it belongs to the class provided for in either section eleven hundred and fiftynine, eleven hundred and sixty, twelve hundred and two, or twelve hundred and three, its execution must be acknowledged by the person executing it, or if executed by a corporation, by its president or secretary, or other person executing the same on behalf of the corporation, or proved by a subscribing witness, or as provided in sections eleven hundred and ninety-eight and eleven hundred and ninety-nine, and the acknowledgment or proof certified in the manner prescribed by article three of this chapter. 1905—602.
1162. An instrument proved and certified pursuant to sections eleven hundred and ninety-eight and eleven hundred and ninetynine may be recorded in the proper office if the original is at the
same time deposited therein to remain for public inspection, but not otherwise.
1163. Any person, firm, or corporation, may record in the office of the county recorder of any county in the state of California a certificate setting forth the name of said person, firm, or corporation, and the place of residence of said person, firm, or corporation, and the place where service of summons may be made upon said person, firm, or corporation. The said certificate must be verified by the oath of the person, or of a member of the firm, or officer of the corporation making the same, and may be recorded without acknowledgment. Such person, firm or corporation may upon a change of place of residence file affidavit as herein provided and such last affidavit filed shall be the place designated as the place where service of summons may be made as herein provided. The fee of the recorder for recording said certificate shall be fifty cents; and the recorder shall keep in his office an index entitled "Index to Certificates of Residence," in which must be entered the name of the person, firm, or corporation in whose behalf said certificate was filed. 1905—139.
1164. Transfers of property in trust for the benefit of creditors, and transfers or liens on property by way of mortgage, are required to be recorded in the cases specified in the titles on the special relation of debtor and creditor, and the chapter on mortgages, respectively.
1165. The recorder must, in all cases, indorse the amount of his fee for recordation on the instrument recorded. 1873–274.
Mode of Recording. Section
Section 1169. In what office.
1171. Books of record. 1170. Instruments, when deemed 1172. Duties of recorder. recorded.
1173. Transfer of vessels.
1169. Instruments entitled to be recorded must be recorded by the county recorder of the county in which the real property affected thereby is situated.
1170. An instrument is deemed to be recorded when, being duly acknowledged or proved and certified, it is deposited in the recorder's office, with the proper officer, for record. 1873—226.
1171. Grants, absolute in terms, are to be recorded in one set of books, and mortgages in another.
1172. The duties of county recorders, in respect to recording instruments, are prescribed by the Political Code.
1173. The mode of recording transfers of ships registered under the laws of the United States is regulated by acts of Congress.
Proof and Acknowledgment of Instruments.
Section 1180. Parties qualified to take 1194. Justices authority, certain acknowledgment.
cases. 1181. Same, individual parties 1195. Proof execution. generally.
1196. Witness personally known. 1182. Taken without state.
1197. Evidence, witness. 1183. Proof, foreign countries. 1198. Handwriting generally. 1184. Deputies authorized.
1199. Proving handwriting. 1185. Acknowledgments gener 1200. Certificate. ally.
1201. Officers generally. 1187. Married womans convey. 1202. Improper certificate, corance.
rection. 1188. Certificate endorsed.
1203. Instruments, how proved. 1189. Form for out of state. 1204. Judgment. 1190. Form, corporation.
1205. Conveyances governed how. 1192. Form, attorney en fact. 1206. Recording, existing laws. 1193. Signatures of officers. 1207. Validation of defects.
1180. The proof or acknowledgment of an instrument may be made at any place within this state before a justice or clerk of the supreme court or judge of a superior court. 1880—2.
1181. The proof or acknowledgment of an instrument may be made in this state, within the city, county, city and county, township or district for which the officer was elected, or appointed, before either:
1. A clerk of a court of record;
2. A county recorder;
3. A court commissioner;
4. A notary public;
5. A justice of the peace. 1911—429.
1182. The proof or acknowledgment of an instrument may be made without this state, but within the United States, and within the jurisdiction of the officer, before either;
1. A justice, judge, or clerk of any court of record of the United States; or,
2. A justice, judge, or clerk of any court of record of any state;
3. A commissioner appointed by the governor of this state for that purpose; or,
4. A notary public; or,
5. Any other officer of the state where the acknowledgment is made authorized by its laws to take such proof or acknowledgment.
1183. The proof or acknowledgment of an instrument may be made without the United States, before either:
One. A minister, commissioner, or charge d'affaires of the United States, resident and accredited in the country where the proof or acknowledgment is made; or,
Two. A consul, vice-consul, or consular agent of the United States, resident in the country where the proof or acknowledgment is made; or,


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I'm worried about America now. I'm worried about what America will do.
I don't want to see the United States kill civilians. This is murder, and unacceptable.
Also, I want the United States to keep the amazing international goodwill that has become available since the tragedy of the attacks of September 11.
I am afraid that George W. Bush, clearly only too happy for the chance for war, is being handed the power to throw people away like gamepieces — and to murder civilians in other nations.
Last Friday was a national day of mourning in Ireland, and this country shut down. In wider Europe, it was apparently similar. America has a great opportunity. It is time for the United States to join the world. Please don't let this nasty little man have his "crusade."
I'm not antipatriotic—it's just that that's completely beside the point. I don't like to keep hearing about all these flags and cheering for "USA!"... But that's just me.
I don't know what I'm trying to acheive. Just expression — my favorite American freedom.


Don't worry—I skimmed all the good parts.
1. Language exists, everywhere, all the time, in various forms. It has influence over everything and is influenced by everything.
2. Every organization can and should be in the business of helping guide how people think, what they understand, and the ways in which they communicate.
3. Individuals and groups that do a better job explaining their issues in a context that relates to people's lives, and melds with their understanding of how the world functions, are viewed more favorably and are more successful.
4. Organizations today are trained to be transaction oriented and to work on efficiencies, and this becomes their approach to customer service as well. The metrics that people find most compelling are reward size, speed, and efficiency. But what people expect and what they respond to falls more into the category of culture, understanding, and support.


Discussion in 'Digital Circuit Design' started by fusionwerks, Oct 27, 2017.
I would like to build a 6 LED chaser circuit that just goes one direction, 1-6 and back to 1 Using 4017 and 555 ic's. I would like it to be adjustable through a pot if possible to control the speed rather than guessing at values and hoping its right. YES, i know it sounds like a simple google question, but i cant figure something out. All of the 6 led circuits i have seen online are back and forth (scanning/knight rider) circuits with diodes making them activate the LED's on the remaining outputs of the 4017. I have tried to draw this circuit in circuit sims, and only using 6 outputs on the 4017, but how do i get it to skip the unused outputs so there is no delay before it starts back over to 1?
but how do i get it to skip the unused outputs so there is no delay before it starts back over to 1?
Yep, that's the 10 LED circuits i'm seeing, but how to make it only use 6?
I understand, but that's the back and forth (knight rider) circuit. I want to just go from 1-6 and back to 1.
Then tie the ouput of the 7th led to reset.
You're using the 7th output to reset the counter to 0. So it will light the first LED and not a 7th that you won't have.
As soon as the 7th output goes active, it will reset the 4017 and the 4017 will start at the first again.
Is there any kind of resistor or something that goes in line with that?
I get it now. Thank you, the simulator that i'm using doesn't seem to show a reset pin on the 4017, so i couldn't experiment with it.
the simulator that i'm using doesn't seem to show a reset pin on the 4017, so i couldn't experiment with it.
What you want is commonly called a count to n and recycle where n is whatever you want it to be. The link is just an example using the 4017.
I have a chaser using a 555 clocking a CD4017 and its output transistors are emitter-followers (the LED with its current limiting resistor is connected to the emitter of the NPN transistor and 0V). There is a resistor from the output of the CD4017 to the base of the transistor and the base has a capacitor to ground then the LEDs brighten and fade and the chase has a bright LED followed by fading previously bright LEDs.
I made another brightening and fading chaser that goes back and forth (knight rider).
I have another "chaser" made with 50 LEDs of 5 colors (I retrieved them from Christmas tree lights thrown away). Each color has 10 LEDs mounted in diagonal rows and the colors and their diagonal rows light one after the other then all 50 LEDs light for a count and the last count has a pause with no lighted LEDs.


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As we have spent time over the past 2 years dreaming about this new community and what it will look like, some key themes have risen to the top. This section seeks to outline some of these core ideas: We will focus on discipleship above church planting. We believe that when you focus on making disciples, a church will be a natural outflow.
Over on our family blog (TheWilsonsInDublin.com), I've started a series of posts explaining how we got from Ithaca to Ireland. In one of last week's posts I talked a bit about a very difficult time our family went through from 2007 to 2009. In recounting that period, it got me thinking about how God has worked in my life repeatedly. I think it is how he works in the lives of most people. And for lack of a better phrase I'll call it the "carrot & stick method."
If you've been at the Vineyard over the past couple of Sundays, then you've probably heard that we are taking this next week as a week of prayer & fasting. While we're sure some of you have had some experience with prayer & fasting in the past, we recognize that for many people this may be the first time, they've actually had an opportunity to be part of something like this. So, I thought I'd take a few minutes, explain why were doing this, & then give a bit more information on what fasting involves.


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