Alcorn v. Brandeman

The appeals in all these cases are taken from judgments on demurrers to the complaints, the plaintiffs declining to amend, and, in the main, no different questions are presented now than were submitted and disposed of in the case of Alcorn v. Buschke, 133 Cal. 655, wherein the complaint, except as to the names of the defendants and the descriptions of the property, was identically the same as those now challenged on these appeals. The allegations of the complaint, the grounds of attack upon it, and the conclusion of the court thereon, are set forth fully in the opinion in that case, and…