Weygandt

Weygandt v. Larson

Good Law
130 Cal. App. 304·1933 Cal. App. LEXIS 911·19 P.2d 852
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 10, 1933Docket No. 8770.California2,089 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Jamison, J.

This appeal is from a deficiency judgment rendered by the court on motion of Morris M. Ferguson, receiver, against the above-named defendants. This deficiency judgment is based upon a judgment theretofore rendered in a case brought by respondent, as distributee of and representing the heirs of Julius G. Weygandt, against the above-named appellants and others. By this last-named judgment it was adjudged that Alfred Larson was the record owner of certain lands in Placer County, California; that he held the title to said lands as trustee under a certain declaration of trust dated July 24, 1914; that the beneficiaries and interests in said lands were as follows: N. A. McFaul and the heirs and distributees of Julius G. Weygandt, an undivided 2/9 each; estate of Berdena Larson, an undivided 1/8; George A Tate, an undivided 1/8; Charles W. Spitley, an undivided 1/6, and William Milchrist, an undivided 5/36; that said interests were held subordinate to certain indebtedness owing by certain of said beneficiaries to said trust estate as follows: N. A. McFaul, $13,298.60; Alfred Larson and estate of Berdena Larson, $8,135.91; George A. Tate, $5,243.75; William Milchrist, $5,610.39; Charles…

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