Twohey

Twohey v. Realty Syndicate Co.

Good Law
1935 Cal. LEXIS 557·4 Cal. 2d 379·49 P.2d 819
Supreme Court of CaliforniaSeptember 27, 1935S. F. 15124California1,107 words

Opinion

Opinion

Preston, J.

This is a judgment roll appeal by plaintiff from a judgment for defendants. The appeal affects only defendant The Realty Syndicate Company, defendant surety companies having secured a dismissal of the action as to them.

Respondent and appellant occupy respectively the position of seller and purchaser of real property. Appellant, either by direct negotiations or by assignment, became the purchaser under four instalment contracts of sale executed by respondent and for convenience here designated contracts 1, 2, 3 and 4. On May 28, 1930, by mutual consent, payments made on contracts 1, 3 and 4 were transferred and credited upon contract No. 2, so there was subsisting at the time of trial of this action only contract No. 2. This contract was for an instalment purchase of a series of lots for the contract price of $8,250. After the adjustment above referred to and payment of $600 additional by appellant, there still remained unpaid on said contract the sum of $4,247.52, if the books of respondent are to be considered as final in the matter. But appellant denies that said book accounts are correct and by this action she seeks to compel credit on said contract No. 2 of a sum in excess…

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