Drew

Johnson v. Drew

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1963 Cal. App. LEXIS 1823·218 Cal. App. 2d 614·32 Cal. Rptr. 540
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 25, 1963Civ. 26950California2,707 words

Opinion

Opinion

Ashburn, J.

Plaintiff Elizabeth B. Johnson appeals from a summary judgment entered against her in favor of defendant Olive C. Drew.

The action, brought by the assignee of the landlord’s interest in leases of certain aircraft, sought recovery of unpaid rents and other charges accruing under the lease. Lessee was Seven Seas Airlines, Inc. Among the defendants are Urban L. Drew, Earl J. Drew, and their mother, said Olive C. Drew. Plaintiff seeks recovery from defendants other than Olive C. Drew of $54,603.29, upon counts first, second and third of the amended complaint, and. $30,297.64 upon the fourth and fifth causes of action. The allegation as to Olive C. Drew is “that on or about April 27, 1961, Defendant Urban L. Drew transferred to his mother, Defendant Olive C. Drew, certain real property in the County of Los Angeles; that such transfer was made without a fair consideration, and with the intent by said defendants to hinder, delay and defraud plaintiff in her just claim against Defendant Urban L. Drew.” And the prayer: “ [T]hat as against Defendant Olive C. Drew, the Court set aside the fraudulent conveyance of property to said defendant and declare the obligations herein sued upon…

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