Morrissey v. Hammon

California Supreme Court

Morrissey v. Hammon

160 Cal. 808

CourtCalifornia Supreme Court

DecidedJuly 31, 1911

DocketSac. No. 1868

StatusPublished

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Morrissey v. Hammon, 160 Cal. 808 (Cal. 1911).

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Opinion

THE COURT.

The appellants upon this appeal are the same as those in Morrissey et al. v. Gray et al., (Sac. No. 1825), ante, p. 390. The respondent upon this appeal, W. P. Hammon, holds title from defendant John C. Gray, through mesne conveyance, to a portion of the Morrissey Ranch not affected by the homestead. The questions involved upon this appeal are identical with those considered and decided in Sae. No. 1825. For the reasons therein given the judgment and order appealed from are affirmed.

Hearing in Bank denied.

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THE COURT.

The appellants upon this appeal are the same as those in Morrissey et al. v. Gray et al., (Sac. No. 1825), ante, p. 390. The respondent upon this appeal, W. P. Hammon, holds title from defendant John C. Gray, through mesne conveyance, to a portion of the Morrissey Ranch not affected by the homestead. The questions involved upon this appeal are identical with those considered and decided in Sae. No. 1825. For the reasons therein given the judgment and order appealed from are affirmed.

Hearing in Bank denied.

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