Husband and Wipe — Community Property — Gift or Conveyance Without Consideration by Husband — Civil Code, Section 172, Construed—Right of Revocation.—Under the amendment of 1891 to section 172 of the Civil Code ('Stats. 1891, p. 425), denying to a husband power to make a gift of community property or to convey the same without a valuable consideration, without the wife’s written consent, a gift of community property by the husband, or his conveyance of it without consideration, and without consent of the wife, is not void as to himself, and does not confer upon him in his lifetime or upon his representatives after his death any right or power of revocation or of recovery of the property.

Id.—Community Property—Conveyance by Husband Without Consideration—Estates of Deceased Persons—Executors and Administrators—Right of Action.—Executors of a husband’s will have no standing to join in an attack, madé by a widow, by action to recover her interest in community property, conveyed by the hus- ■ band during his lifetime without consideration and without her written consent.

Id.—Community Property—Gift by Husband Without Wife’s Consent—Voidable, not Void—Wife’s Option.-—Under the amendment of 1891 to section 172 of the Civil Code, a gift or conveyance without consideration, by a husband, of community property, without the written consent of the wife is not void, but voidable only at the option of the wife.

Id.—Community Property-—Gift by Husband—Avoidance by Wife— Limitation of Extent Wife’s Bight.—A wife’s right to avoid her husband’s gift or conveyance without consideration of community property is limited to the undivided one-half which, Upon his death, would pass to her as survivor of the community.

Id.—Community Property—Gift by Husband—Wife’s Bight to Attack During Existence of Marriage.—Whether or not a wife has the right to attack, by action before the dissolution of the marriage, a gift of community property, made by the husband without her consent, is a question suggested in this ease, but held not necessary to decide.

Id.—Community Property—Gift by Husband—Wife’s Bight in Specific Property Transferred.-—The nonconsenting wife’s right to avoid a gift or conveyance, without consideration by her husband, of community property is the right to recover the undivided one-half of the specific property, without regard to the amount or condition of the estate remaining in his hands at the time of his death.