Corea v. Higuera
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtSloss, J.
The complaint in this action alleges that on November 2, 1894, the defendant Bernardo Higuera was the owner of lot 7 ,of the Higuera Rancho. On that day the defendants conveyed a portion of said lot to John Freitas, one of the boundaries of the tract conveyed being described as the center of the Higuera Ranch road, a road connecting with the county road. Thereafter Freitas died, and in 1897 the executors of his will, pursuant to a probate sale duly authorized and confirmed by the superior court, conveyed the land so acquired by their testator to the plaintiff, who has ever since been the…
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