This case involves the constitutionality of two provisions of California law imposing taxes on foreign insurance companies. The trial court found in favor of the plaintiff insurance company, holding that one of those provisions (the so-called retaliatory tax) was unconstitutional. It also made findings on other issues as set forth in its memorandum of intended decision as follows:
"In the above-entitled...
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