Howard

Howard v. Howard

Good Law
1927 Cal. App. LEXIS 40·87 Cal. App. 20·261 P. 714
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 18, 1927Docket No. 6019.California2,492 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Parker, J.

This is an appeal by plaintiff, as administrator of the estate of Rachel Howard, deceased, from an order of sale made on the eighth day of May, 1925, and entered of record on July 3, 1925, granting a writ of assistance in favor of Lucia C. Hopkins, as administratrix of the estate of Ann Cleveland, deceased, and in favor of Lucia C. Hopkins, in her individual capacity, directing the sheriff of Mendocino County to remove said Mack Howard, as administrator of the estate of Rachel Howard, deceased, and said Mack Howard individually from certain lands and premises, and to put said Lucia C. Hopkins, as administratrix and individually in possession of said lands and premises.

The lands constituting the subject matter of this litigation have been the source of much dispute between the parties. A rather complete and detailed history will be found in the reported case of Howard v. Howard, 67 Cal. App. 56 [22' 6 Pac. 984 ], At the oral argument in the instant case it was stated that the case cited correctly set forth the facts of the present controversy up to the date hereof, namely, April 30, 1924. A petition for hearing before the supreme court was denied on June 26, 1924. Therefore, no…

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