Kendall v. Miller
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, County of Sierra. A statement of the facts, sufficient to understand the points decided, appears in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBurnett, J.
L. W. Sanders died, leaving a widow, and three children underage, the issue of the marriage. The widow afterwards intermarried with A. Husted, who used some of the property of the infant heirs. For the purpose of compensating the children, he conveyed to their mother, in trust for them, a certain proportionate interest in certain mining-claims. One of the children, having intermarried with McKay, united in a deed with her mother, conveying the property to the plaintiff. The defendants claimed under a subsequent sheriff's sale. The case was tried before the Court sitting as a jury; a nonsuit…
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