Prichard

Prichard v. Prichard

Good Law
1921 Cal. App. LEXIS 17·55 Cal. App. 412·203 P. 432
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 29, 1921Civ. No. 3762.California994 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

James, J.

Appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment denying to her the relief prayed for in her amended complaint. That complaint, in so far as its contents are material to questions here presented, sets forth causes of action to quiet title to a parcel of real property located in the county of San Bernardino, and also to declare a trust against the same property as against the defendants, who were heirs of and distributees under a will made by Joseph G. Prichard, deceased. The evidence offered was in- support of the alleged cause of action asserting the right to have a trust declared. The contention here made is that the trial court’s findings are not supported and that the evidence presented entitled the plaintiff to a judgment.

The plaintiff in the year 1911 was the wife of Joseph G. Prichard. The couple resided, during the most of their married life, at Omaha, where they acquired a small tract of land. This land was the property of the marital com munity. The husband in October, 1910, came to the city of Los Angeles to visit his brothers,' who are named as defendants herein. The wife remained at Omaha to dispose of the land. After having found a purchaser for the same and having…

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