Wheelock v. Godfrey

Citations

• 4 Cal. Unrep. 399
• 35 P. 320
• 1893 Cal. LEXIS 1118

Syllabus

<p>Findings—Definiteness.—A Finding That All the Averments of a complaint, down to and including a certain averment, are true, is sufficiently explicit.</p> <p>Gift—Finding as to Undue Influence and Incompetency.—Where an attempt is made to avoid a gift on the ground of mental ineompetency and undue influence, a finding that there was no incompetency or undue influence is sufficient, without finding as to the donor’s physical condition or other facts stated as inducement to the ultimate facts. o</p> <p>Judgment.—Where One Brings an Action Against Two parties for a fund, the judgment being against him as to both, he cannot complain that it is' in favor of one defendant as against the other.</p>