Matson

Matson v. Jones

Good Law
272 Cal. App. 2d 826·77 Cal. Rptr. 717
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 13, 1969Civ. 33326California1,994 words

Opinion

Opinion

Fotjrt, J.

Juanita Jones appeals from a judgment by the trial court sitting without a jury which determined that she made a gift to Ollie Matson of certain restaurant property and stock, that her real property dealings with Matson constituted the performance of an agency rather than a partnership, and that she was entitled to no additional compensation.

Jones originally filed an action seeking to dissolve an alleged oral partnership with Matson; Matson concurrently instituted an action to obtain an accounting from Jones in relation to the acquisition and management of certain specified parcels of income property which Jones alleged constituted the subject matter of the partnership. Pursuant to stipulation, these two independent actions were consolidated for all purposes.

Appellant contends that (a) the evidence was insufficient to support the trial court’s finding that she made a gift to Matson of certain restaurant property and her shares in Entre Nous Corporation (hereinafter sometimes called Entre Nous); (b) the evidence was insufficient to support the trial court’s finding that the parties operated under an oral agency rather than a partnership agreement; and (c) assuming an agency…

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