South San Bernardino Land & Improvement Co. v. San Bernardino National Bank
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Gray, J.
This is an action to enforce a trust and compel a conveyance. The plaintiff appeals from the judgment and from an order denying a new trial.
1. The substance of the complaint is that one Rosenthal and seven others bought certain lots of the rancho of San Bernardino, said Rosenthal and five others paying each one-tenth, and the other two each paying two-tenths of the purchase price of said lots. That the eight persons were to have proportionate interests in the land purchased equal to the amount paid by each of them. That they subsequently received a deed to the lots, xvhich deed failed to designate the interest conveyed to each of the grantees. That thereafter all the grantees named in said deed formed the corporation plaintiff, and all except Ros'enthal conveyed all their interest in the property to the plaintiff. That .Rosenthal conveyed an undivided one-tenth of said property to one Boggs, who subsequently conveyed the same to plaintiff. That thereafter defendant herein, in a suit against said Rosenthal and another, seized, sold, and bought in under execution all the right, title, and interest of said Rosenthal in and to said property and obtained a sheriff’s deed therefor.…