Woods Leasing Co. v. Funcheon
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMarks, Acting P. J.
In January, 1931, the plaintiff, Woods Leasing Company, instituted its action against Glen and Mary E. Funcheon to recover possession of the furniture and furnishings of the Aztec Court in the city of San Diego, or their value, together with damages for their detention. The action was founded upon its alleged ownership and right of possession of the personal property. The answer of the defendants denies the ownership and right of possession of the plaintiff and alleges right of possession in themselves under the terms of a chattel mortgage. They filed a cross-complaint seeking to foreclose…
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