Family,
California Courts of Appeal
Feb. 17, 2022
If it’s not in writing, does it exist?
A recent appellate ruling revisits a real property issue and a jurisdiction issue both incorrectly decided in a civil law proceeding before the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
Ariel G. Siner
Associate
Hoge, Fenton, Jones & Appel, Inc.
Email: ariel.siner@hogefenton.com
VAriel is a member of the firm's Trust and Estate Practice Group. Chambliss and Siner maintain offices in San Jose and Pleasanton.
McMillin v. Eare, 70 Cal. App. 5th 893 (2021), revisits a real property issue and a jurisdiction issue both incorrectly decided in a civil law proceeding before the Los Angeles County Superior Court. First, on the real property finding, the trial court incorrectly held oral conditions on grant deeds were effective and enforceable. Second, on a jurisdiction issue, the tria...
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