Tilden

Tilden v. Tilden

Good Law
1927 Cal. App. LEXIS 890·81 Cal. App. 535·254 P. 310
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 1, 1927Docket No. 4590.California3,711 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Conrey, J.

Plaintiff is the wife of defendant B. E. Tilden. Defendant S. D. Tilden is a son of B. E. Tilden by a former marriage. Plaintiff brought this action to quiet title to several parcels of real property in Los Angeles County. The several parcels are described in the complaint. The plaintiff alleged that she is the owner of twenty described lots in block 60 of the city of Santa Monica; that she is the owner of the south 155 feet of the east 173 feet of block 1 of Colegrove, in the city of Los Angeles; that she is the owner of lots 6 and 7 in block “E” of tract 342 in Los Angeles County; that she is the owner of lots 14, 15, and 16 in block “D” of the Beautiful Home Tract in Los Angeles County.

The court by its decree determined that the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple, as her separate property, of the described parcel in block 1 of Colegrove, and also of the described twenty lots in Santa Monica; that the plaintiff, Mary C. Tilden, and the defendant B. E. Tilden are the owners, in the manner and under conditions to be hereinafter stated, of the three described lots in the Beautiful Home Tract and lot 6 in block “E” of tract 342; that the plaintiff, Mary C. Tilden, and the…

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