Hulse v. Lawson
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRichards, J.
In this action there are two appeals, one by the plaintiff and the other by the defendant Gertrude B. Lawson, from the judgment rendered and entered therein, each of said parties appealing from that portion of the judgment of which they respectively complain. The action was one instituted by the plaintiff as the assignee of one A. W. Holdzkom, to obtain a judgment against both of said defendants decreeing that a certain deed of conveyance between Chester A. Lawson, grantor, and Gertrude B. Lawson, grantee, purporting to grant the premises involved in this controversy to the latter for and as…
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