Cal. EVID § 810
This is the official text of Cal. EVID § 810, part of California’s Evidence Code — sets the rules for what evidence is admissible in California courts.
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Official statutory text
(a) Except where another rule is provided by statute, this article provides special rules of evidence applicable to any action in which the value of property is to be ascertained.
(b) This article does not govern ad valorem property tax assessment or equalization proceedings.
(b) This article does not govern ad valorem property tax assessment or equalization proceedings.
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