LOS ANGELES LIME COMPANY v. ADAMS (1936)

Supreme Court of California.

LOS ANGELES LIME COMPANY (a Corporation), Plaintiff and Appellant, v. L. L. ADAMS et al., Defendants and Respondents.
LLEWELLYN IRON WORKS (a Corporation), Plaintiff and Appellant, v. SAME.
PACIFIC COAST STEEL CORPORATION (a Corporation), Plaintiff and Appellant, v. SAME.
SUNSET ROCK PRODUCTS COMPANY (a Corporation), Plaintiff and Appellant, v. SAME.

L. A. 15717–15720.

Decided: July 20, 1936

Horton & Horton, Joseph K. Horton, and Holbrook, Taylor, Tarr & Horton, all of Los Angeles, for appellant. Louis Ferrari, of San Francisco, and Edmund Nelson, Freston & Files, Ralph E. Lewis, O'Melveny, Tuller & Myers, and Louis W. Myers, all of Los Angeles, for respondents.

These four cases are similar to the case of Hammond Lumber Company v. Adams (Cal.Sup.) 59 P.(2d) 1030, this day decided, except as to plaintiffs, dates and amounts of the certificates. Upon the authority of our decision in that case, and for the reasons therein announced, we conclude that the court below properly sustained demurrers to the several complaints without leave to amend.

The judgments are, and each is, affirmed.

PER CURIAM.

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