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Sharp v. Loupe

Supreme Court of California
Mar 14, 1898
120 Cal. 89 (Cal. 1898)

Opinion


120 Cal. 89 52 P. 134 HONORA SHARP, Appellant, v. LEOPOLD LOUPE et al., Respondents S. F. No. 691 Supreme Court of California March 14, 1898

         Department One

         120 Cal. 89 at 93.

         Original Opinion of February 12, 1898, Reported at 120 Cal. 89.

         OPINION

         THE COURT          In denying the hearing in Bank, the following opinion was rendered on the fourteenth day of March, 1898.

         THE COURT.

         A rehearing is denied. The opinion filed herein is not to be construed as holding that the husband can confer upon his executor testamentary authority to sell or otherwise dispose of any portion of the community property except for the purpose of satisfying the claims and demands which by the statute are made chargeable upon the community property.


Summaries of

Sharp v. Loupe

Supreme Court of California
Mar 14, 1898
120 Cal. 89 (Cal. 1898)
Case details for

Sharp v. Loupe

Case Details

Full title:HONORA SHARP, Appellant, v. LEOPOLD LOUPE et al., Respondents

Court:Supreme Court of California

Date published: Mar 14, 1898

Citations

120 Cal. 89 (Cal. 1898)
52 P. 134

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