Solomon v. Solomon

Harry Solomon was the plaintiff in the action brought in the superior court. Samuel Solomon and Lawrence J. Berry were the defendants. The case was dismissed as to Berry. We shall style the Solomons as plaintiff and defendant as designated in the trial court, although by reason of the appeal they are appellant and appellee.

The case was tried by the court without a jury. The judgment was rendered for defendant, Samuel Solomon, and plaintiff, Harry Solomon, has appealed.

In 1938 at Tucson, Arizona, defendant conveyed to Lawrence J. Berry an undivided one-half interest in and to certain real…