Kellogg

Kellogg v. Mallory

Good Law
161 Cal. 526·1911 Cal. LEXIS 461·119 P. 937
Supreme Court of CaliforniaDecember 13, 1911Sac. No. 1909.California1,509 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Angellotti, J.

This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of defendants in an action brought by plaintiff to obtain specific performance of a contract between himself and defendant Mallory relative to certain land in Kings County, California.

The appeal was taken nearly six months after the entry of judgment, and more than four months after the statement on appeal was settled. It is admitted by plaintiff, in accord with the claim of defendants, that the appeal was taken too late to allow a review by this court of any exception to the decision of the trial court on the ground that it is not supported by the evidence. Such findings of the trial court as are responsive to the issues made by the pleadings are, therefore, conclusive upon us.

Considering the action as one for the specific enforcement of a contract for the sale of certain land by Mallory to plaintiff, which was apparently the theory of the framers o.f the complaint, we are satisfied that the judgment is fully supported by the pleadings and the findings on such issues as were made thereby. Substantially, the facts thus established are as follows: On December 3, 1906, -Mallory and plaintiff entered into a written agreement whereby…

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