Prescott v. Snell

Appellant sued to quiet title to certain realty as her sole and separate property acquired by gift from her husband during coverture.

Respondents claimed title thereto as purchasers at execution sale on a judgment against appellant’s husband, levied on the realty as community property.

The court found as a fact that the tract was community property, and quieted title in respondents.

The essential assignment of error is the insufficiency of the evidence to support the findings and judgment.

Appellant and her husband testified the property was first purchased jointly, then transferred to George…