Lubliner

Arch Rib-Summerbell Steel Fabricators v. Lubliner

Good Law
183 Cal. App. 2d 593·1960 Cal. App. LEXIS 1793·7 Cal. Rptr. 94
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 5, 1960Civ. No. 24271California1,242 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Shinn, J.

Ben Jaffray appeals from a judgment in the amount of $7,500.65 (including interest and costs) upon the third cause of action of plaintiff’s complaint, which charged Jaffray with having received $6,428.20 for the use and benefit of plaintiff.

The complaint was in three counts; the first cause of action was against Jaffray and one Lubliner, charging them with having entered into a conspiracy pursuant to which they took scrap metal and other steel belonging to plaintiff of the value of $17,250, sold it and divided the proceeds. Included in this cause of action were allegations that pursuant to the conspiracy Lubliner paid over to Jaffray $4,600 of the proceeds of the sale and that Jaffray kept the money. It was alleged that defendants should be credited upon the $17,250 with the sum of $4,600 which Jaffray was alleged to have received, leaving defendants indebted to plaintiff on the first cause of action in the amount of $12,650. The second cause of action was against both defendants for $19,078 for metal sold and delivered to them. The third cause of action incorporated by reference paragraphs I to IV, inclusive, of the first cause of action and alleged that Jaffray had received…

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