By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer PALM DESERT - California's high court justices appear ready to treat church property disputes no differently than secular ones. But a new standard, although favored by small parishes that are up against large church hierarchies, still might not help members of a Newport Beach parish hold onto its property after breaking away from the Episcopal Church. The St. James parish was one of dozens across th...
Daily Journal Staff Writer PALM DESERT - California's high court justices appear ready to treat church property disputes no differently than secular ones. But a new standard, although favored by small parishes that are up against large church hierarchies, still might not help members of a Newport Beach parish hold onto its property after breaking away from the Episcopal Church. The St. James parish was one of dozens across th...
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