Cleaver v. Davies
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
SCHOTTKY, J. pro tem.
Elmer Vernon Strong died intestate in Butte County, California, leaving a considerable estate, and leaving no spouse, child, descendent or parent surviving him. Appellants, the so-called Cleaver claimants, are cousins of said deceased, and respondents, the so-called Davies claimants, claim to be a half-brother, half-sister, sole children of a pre-deceased half-sister, and sole child of a pre-deceased half-brother of deceased. Both appellants and respondents filed petitions to determine heirship, and, after hearing, the court found and decreed that respondents, the Davies…
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