Gallagher

Gallagher v. Gallagher

Good Law
1929 Cal. App. LEXIS 587·98 Cal. App. 180·276 P. 634
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 9, 1929Docket No. 3703.California1,610 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Moncur, J.

This is an action brought by plaintiff Edna J. Gallagher, wife of defendant Hugh P. Gallagher, against her husband and his two sisters to cancel a deed made by plaintiff’s said husband to the two sisters of a two-thirds interest in certain real property in Tuolumne County. Hugh P. Gallagher defaulted. The two sisters answered and obtained judgment, from which plaintiff appeals. The complaint alleges that the property described in the deed sought to be set aside was the community property of plaintiff and her said husband and that said deed was without consideration and was made without plaintiff’s con sent and was an attempt to make a gift of the said interest in said property to the said sisters. The defendants Rose Rachford and Jane Phillips in their answer to the-complaint denied the property was community property and set up as an affirmative defense the following: That Patrick Gallagher and Eliza Gallagher, the father and mother of Hugh Gallagher, Rose Rachford, Jane Phillips and also Henry Gallagher, the latter not being a party to this action, on October 13, 1909, by deed conveyed the property in suit to Hugh P. Gallagher to hold the same in trust; that said Patrick and…

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