Tustin v. Faught

Citations

• 23 Cal. 237

Syllabus

<p>Where the grantor named in the body of a deed signs a different name from that recited in the body of the deed, it is not entitled to be admitted in evidence, until it. has been shown by parol proof that the person who executed the deed was the same one whose name is recited in the body.</p> <p>Where real estate is conveyed to a married woman by a deed which recites a consideration of money paid, as well as love and affection, the land conveyed becomes the common property of the husband and wife, and the deed of the husband alone is sufficient to convey it.</p> <p>A defendant in an action of ejectment may show in defense a title to the demanded property acquired by him after the commencement of the action.</p>