Wiggins
Wiggins v. Pacific Indemnity Co.
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Nourse, J.
The plaintiff Wiggins commenced an action against the Pacific Indemnity Company and others to recover the sum of $2,150 with interest for moneys paid to the Homeway Realty Company, a copartnership composed of Weygint and Gillette. The surety company at the time of answering the complaint filed a cross-complaint against plaintiff Wiggins and cross-defendants named herein in which it was alleged that the surety company had executed and delivered to the Homeway Realty Company two bonds in the principal sum of $2,000 each in compliance with the terms of the California Real Estate Act (Stats. 1923, p. 93), and that as such surety it had theretofore paid to one Keers the sum of $1811.47 pursuant to a final judgment predicated on the bond issued to Gillette; that it had theretofore paid to one Kelsey the sum of $937.13 predicated on the bond issued to Weygint. It was further alleged that at the time of the filing of the cross-complaint an action was pending in the municipal court of the city of Los Angeles brought by the cross-defendants Herman and Emmi Bollmann against the Homeway Realty Company and the Pacific Indemnity Company to recover the sum of $1353.02 upon both of said bonds,…