Radich

Plaintiff was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from the defendant upon the ground of his extreme cruelty and no objection is made by the appellant to the findings upon this issue. The only question raised upon the appeal is the correctness of the trial court’s conclusions of law regarding certain real property. The court made a finding that said real property, situated in the city and county of San Francisco and more particularly described in said findings, stands of record in the names of plaintiff and defendant jointly; that the defendant has an interest therein in the sum of one thousand dollars as his separate property; that the community interest in said property is seven hundred dollars and that said property is now subject to a mortgage on which there is a balance due and unpaid of fifteen hundred dollars; that a declaration of homestead was made upon said property by the plaintiff who selected said property as a homestead and made such declaration of homestead for the joint benefit of herself and the defendant.

The trial court did not make any disposition of this property, but entered herein the following conclusions of law respecting the future disposition of…