Wyrick v. Weck
California Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the Superior Court of Humboldt' County. The facts sufficiently appear in the head-note and opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
—The complaint charges in substance that in the year 1858 Jacob Wyrick located the land in controversy under the state laws, and received therefor a certificate of purchase; that he subsequently died, leaving surviving him his widow and certain children, who are plaintiffs in this action; that subsequently the widow attempted to sell and assign the certificate of purchase to one Devenish, who, by means of the pretended assignment and payment of the balance of the purchase-money, procured a patent from the state conveying to him the said land, and that the title thus conveyed to Devenish was…
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