Weintraub

Weintraub v. Superior Court

Good Law
1928 Cal. App. LEXIS 1035·91 Cal. App. 763·267 P. 733
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 15, 1928Docket No. 6035.California1,841 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Craig, J.

The petitioner in this proceeding commenced an action in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County by filing a complaint, which was amended and, as amended, is made a part of the petition herein, against the California Surety Company, a California corporation; California Surety Company, a Nevada corporation; Fred A. Brun, and unknown defendants designated by fictitious names. The complaint consists of five separate and distinct alleged causes of action. The first count alleges that on or about December 7, 1927, the plaintiff sold and delivered to the defendants certain goods, wares, and merchandise for which they agreed to pay the sum of $392.80, no part of which has been paid. In the second count it is alleged that on said date there was an account stated, that the sum of $392.80 was then found to be due the plaintiff, and that the defendants agreed to pay the same. In the third count the plaintiff avers upon information and belief that the California corporation and the Nevada corporation both comprise the same stockholders, directors and officers, as to personnel, position, and shareholdings; that they are identical and the same as to business management and all other functions,…

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