Battyany v. McNeley
Citations
- 83 Wash. 666
- 145 P. 978
- 1915 Wash. LEXIS 733
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Parties Entitled — Guardian — Adverse Interests. Where defendant was sued individually and as guardian for minor children, whose interests were adverse to him, and a guardian ad litem, had been appointed, on judgment against the defendant individually, he cannot appeal as general guardian for the infants.</p> <p>Husband and Wife — Community Property — Evidence—Sufficiency. There is sufficient evidence to sustain findings that certain real property was community property of the plaintiff and his deceased wife, as against his claim that it was his separate property, where it appears that the original contract for the land ran to him and his wife as grantees, and that payments were made thereon from funds of the wife prior to her death, although thereafter he made final payment and took a deed in his own name.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “petitioner ...may claim of right to have partition made and his share set off and divided from the rest, however inconvenient it may be to make such partition, or however much the other co-tenants, or the common property may be injured thereby”
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