Altman

Altman v. Blewett

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 840·93 Cal. App. 516·269 P. 751
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 16, 1928Docket Nos. 3530, 3531.California2,991 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Bartlett, J.

It has been stipulated that these two appeals may be heard and determined together, the issues involved being practically identical in both cases. Both actions are for the specific enforcement of contracts for the conveyance of real property, or for damages in case specific performance cannot be decreed.

In action No. 3530, Altman v. Blewett, conveyance from defendant to plaintiff of the southerly twenty feet of lot 6 of the George A. Blewett Home Tract, as per map book 3, page 53, of Los Angeles County records, is asked, or in the event this cannot be decreed, for damages in favor of plaintiff for $5,580. In action No. 3531, Anderson and Anderson v. Blewett', conveyance from defendant to plaintiffs of the southerly twenty feet of lot 12 of the George A. Blewett Home Tract, as per map book 3, page 53, Los' Angeles County records, is asked, or, in the event this cannot be decreed, for damages in favor of plaintiffs for $1,190.

An answer to the complaint was filed in both actions and when the cases came on for trial, objections were sustained to the admission of any evidence on behalf of plaintiffs in support of the allegations in the complaints, and judgments were entered for…

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