Compiled April, 2015
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Prior History:
• Former uncodified § 428: added 1851, c. 5
• Former uncodified § 430: added 1851, c. 5
• Former uncodified § 432: added 1851, c. 5
• Former uncodified § 440: added 1851, c. 5
• Former uncodified § 442: added 1851, c. 5
• Former uncodified § 3: 1859, c. 210
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2020: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure; amended 1909, c. 628
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2021: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure; amended 1875-76 Code Am., c. 220, 1877-78 Code Am., c. 167, 1905, c. 134, 1935, c. 58, 1939, c. 195, 1955, c. 1133
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2028: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2032: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure; amended 1929, c. 474
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2086: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure; amended 1873-74 Code Am., c. 383, 1953, c. 1077
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2088: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure; amended 1873-74 Code Am., c. 383
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2089: added 1872 in original enactment of Code of Civil Procedure
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2022: added 1907, c. 392
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2016: added 1957, c. 1904; amended 1959, c. 1590, 1961, c. 496, 1961, c. 2067, 1963, c. 1744, 1965, c. 299, 1982, c. 848, 1984, c. 1127
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2036.1: added 1985, c. 1328
• Former Code of Civil Procedure § 2017(b): added 1986, c. 1334; amended 1987, c. 86, 1988, c. 160, 1988, c. 553, 2001, c. 812
Current:
Added: 2004, c. 182
Amended: none thus far
29 bills affected this section.
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