Maxwell

Maxwell v. Superior Court

Good Law
1 Cal. 2d 294·1934 Cal. LEXIS 368·34 P.2d 475
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJuly 17, 1934S. F. 15106California1,247 words

Opinion

Opinion

Shenk, J.

Petition for writ of mandate. The matter is presented on the petition, the answer thereto and a demurrer to the answer.

Charle Hammer and Frida Hammer, his wife, brought an action in the respondent superior court against the petitioners herein to rescind certain agreements for the sale of real property. The plaintiffs in the action were the purchasers under said agreements and the petitioners herein were the defendant sellers. The defendants in the action filed a cross-complaint seeking reformation and specific performance of the agreements.

On July 14, 1933, the respondent court made and entered its order termed an interlocutory decree, wherein it adjudged the defendants entitled to reformation and specific performance of the agreements. The order directed that within ten days after service of notice of entry of the interlocutory decree, the defendants deposit with the clerk of the court a grant deed to the property involved conveying to the plaintiffs a merchantable title; that the plaintiffs should have ten days after service of notice of deposit of the deed to deposit the amount of the purchase price or to file and serve a written notice of their objections to the title. The…

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