Greenleaf v. S. A. Camp Ginning Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtGriffin, J.
The original action commenced by respondent Edith E. Greenleaf against S. A. Camp Ginning Company, a corporation, et al., including appellants James Camp (also known as Yelton Camp) and Betty Camp, husband and wife, was for declaratory relief seeking a determination of the legal rights of the respective parties, under certain deeds, to mineral lands in Kern County. Respondent claims a proportionate share of the royalty interest. Copies of the deeds in question are attached to and made a part of the complaint. In appellants’ answer they contend they are entitled to 12% per cent of the 24% per…
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