MEDBERRY v. OLCOVICH (1936)

Supreme Court of California.

MEDBERRY et al. v. OLCOVICH et al.

Civ. 10408.

Decided: September 04, 1936

C. H. Hartke and Freeman R. Brant, both of Los Angeles, for appellants. George Appell, of Los Angeles, for respondents.

The petition for a hearing in this court is denied on the ground that the judgment of the District Court of Appeal is proper, even though it may be assumed to be based upon the conclusion, among others, that the agreement was sufficiently supported by a moral obligation. The plaintiffs suffered prejudice by reason of the expenses incurred by them on the promise of the defendant Emil Olcovich. Under such circumstances, a sufficient legal consideration for the promise was present. Sections 1605, 1606, Civil Code.

PER CURIAM.

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