Careaga v. Moore
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtHouser, J.
The purpose of the action herein involved is to obtain a decree of court setting aside as fraudulent and void, first, a deed to certain real property comprising 268 acres of land, made by one Thomas W. Moore to his wife, Mary Theresa Moore, who is one of the defendants; secondly, a deed covering the same property, made by said Mary Theresa Moore to defendants Fox; thirdly, a mortgage likewise conveying the same property, executed by defendants Fox to Santa Barbara Trust and Savings Bank' and assigned to the defendant Commercial Trust and Savings Bank; and, finally, to have said property…
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