Lasky

County of Contra Costa v. Lasky

Caution
1954 Cal. LEXIS 269·43 Cal. 2d 506·275 P.2d 452
Supreme Court of CaliforniaOctober 22, 1954S. F. No. 19070California2,208 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Carter, J.

Defendant appeals from a judgment against her for $225 in favor of plaintiff county, being $75 per month for the months June, July and August, 1951. The amount represents the alleged liability for those months of defendant, the adult daughter of Mrs. Alta Hachenberger, for support furnished to the latter by plaintiff under the Old Age Security Law. . (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 2000 et seq.)

Prom the stipulation of the parties and the findings of the court it appears defendant is the adult daughter of Mrs. Hachenberger. The latter made due application to plaintiff county and qualified under the Old Age Security Law to receive old age assistance. Plaintiff granted aid and paid Mrs. Hachenberger $75 per month for the months June, July and August, 1951. Thereafter Mrs. Hachenberger moved to another county. When the application was made defendant supplied to the board of supervisors a statement of responsible relative (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 2225) and refused the board’s demand that she contribute to the support of her mother.

Defendant is divorced from her husband and has custody of a minor child. Her sole income is what she receives from her former husband for the support of herself and…

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