Weyer

Weyer v. Weyer

Good Law
1919 Cal. App. LEXIS 105·40 Cal. App. 765·182 P. 776
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 23, 1919Civ. No. 2757.California2,541 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Brittain, J.

The appeal is from an order denying a motion for change of place of trial. The plaintiff wife sought divorce on the ground of extreme -cruelty, and joined as a defendant her husband’s brother, alleged to he the fraudulent grantee of the husband. The brother alone moved to change the place of trial.

The plaintiff alleged the husband is the owner of a one-third interest in four promissory notes of the aggregate face value of nearly fourteen thousand dollars, secured by mortgages and deeds of trust, and in certain described lands, some of which are in Stanislaus County and some in Tuolumne County. It is further alleged that on January 31, 1917, some eight months before suit was brought and three months before the separation of the parties, the husband purported to grant and, convey to- his brother, the appellant, upon no consideration, all the property without the knowledge of the plaintiff, and with the intent of defrauding her of her right to subject the same to her claim for maintenance, support, and alimony. After praying for a divorce the plaintiff prayed for a monthly sum for her support and lumtp sums for counsel fees and costs. She further prayed the conveyance and transfer…

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