Wold

Wold v. League of the Cross

Good Law
107 Cal. App. 344·1930 Cal. App. LEXIS 383·290 P. 460
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 25, 1930Docket No. 7396.California1,172 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

A motion by the League of the Cross of the Archdiocese of San Francisco, Incorporated; Frank J. Grimley, Luke Carroll, James E. Power, William H. McCarthy and R. W. Gillogley, defendants and respondents in the above-entitled action, for an order dismissing plaintiffs’ appeal on the ground that the latter have accepted the bene fits of the judgment appealed from. The defendant first named is a nonstock corporation, and the other defendants are members thereof. The complaint set forth three causes of action, the first being a claim for rent in the sum of $2,025 for the use of a building and certain personal property therein; the second for attorney’s fees, which it was alleged the corporation agreed to pay; and the third for damages in the sum of $903 for the conversion of certain pieces of personal property and for injury to others. The second cause of action was dismissed and following a trial the court found against the plaintiffs on their first cause of action. As to the third cause of action the court found that defendant corporation had damaged plaintiffs’ building to the extent of $500 and the personal property mentioned in the sum of $250, a total of $750, for which, with…

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