Degnan

Degnan v. Morrow

Good Law
2 Cal. App. 3d 358·82 Cal. Rptr. 557
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 5, 196925727California2,419 words

Opinion

Opinion

In the action below respondent George Degnan by his complaint, and appellant Irene Morrow by cross-complaint, sought a dissolution, accounting, partition of certain partnership property, and incidental relief relating to a real estate development partnership existing between them.

Morrow has appealed from a judgment which (1) orders an accounting, payment of partnership debts, payment of certain fees to Morrow for services, and makes certain other determinations relating to the partnership accounting and dissolution, and (2) adjudges that certain real property is owned "jointly and equally" by Degnan and Morrow, and that "the jointly owned real property is hereby partitioned equally one-half to [Degnan] and one-half to [Morrow], provided that if the parties are unable to agree upon an equal division, said jointly owned property shall be sold and the proceeds used to pay all debts and liabilities of the joint venture and the balance remaining to be divided one-half [to each party]." Although sought by both parties the judgment makes no provision for the dissolution of the partnership.

(1) On our own motion we have inquired into the appealability of the…

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