Johnson v. Johnson

Citations

• 11 Cal. 200

Syllabus

<p>In an action for a division of the common property after a divorce, where it appeared that the property in question had been in the possession of the husband, before marriage, without title, and that he purchased the property and obtained deeds therefor after marriage, the purchase money being paid with the common funds : Held, that it was common property: Held, further, that the defendant having purchased, with the common funds, from another, under deed of warranty, he is estopped to deny, as far as plaintiff is concerned, that he acquired a good title by the purchase.</p>