Corrigan v. Stiltz

The parties to this appeal (referred to hereinafter as “Ray” and “Rita”) were formerly husband and wife. The decree terminating their marriage awarded to each of them as undivided interest as tenants in common in real property known as the Corriganville Ranch, as well as personalty and appurtenances thereon situated. In 1955 the ranch was leased by Ray and Rita to Outdoor Amusements, Inc., whose subsequent operation of the property did not prosper. In 1957 Ray filed suit against the corporation for breach of various covenants—Rita did not join as a party plaintiff and was accordingly made a…