Rogers v. Harris
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtDooling, J.
One Sol Bobier, who owned several parcels of real property in San Francisco, much of it encumbered, disappeared sometime in 1947. His wife Betty Bobier (defendant and appellant herein), in a superior court proceeding commenced for that purpose, was on January 20, 1948, appointed custodian and trustee of his property, upon the judicial determination that Sol Bobier was a missing person. Defendant and respondent Harris was one of Sol Bobier’s creditors. In order to satisfy the missing Bobier’s creditors and salvage his estate it was decided to sell certain of Bobier’s properties and respondent…
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