Daggett v. Gray

Citations

• 5 Cal. Unrep. 74
• 40 P. 959
• 1895 Cal. LEXIS 1214

Syllabus

<p>Eeceiver.—The Complaint in an Action hy a Eeceiver as such, for the conversion of property during his receivership, must allege that his insolvent was the owner or entitled to possession of the property.</p> <p>Eeceiver.—A Complaint in an Action by a Eeceiver, as such, which alleges that the plaintiff was, on a certain date, by order of court in a certain suit against his insolvent, appointed receiver of the insolvent’s property, with the right to take possession of and to sue for and demand the same, sufficiently avers plaintiff’s appointment as receiver, and his right to sue.</p> <p>Trover—Demand.—In an Action for Conversion of property by unlawful detention, where the original possession was lawful, the complaint must allege a demand and refusal.1</p>