SPEIK v. SUTPHIN (1940)

Supreme Court of California.

SPEIK v. SUTPHIN.

L. A. 16530.

Decided: February 29, 1940

John W. Preston and Crump & Rogers, all of Los Angeles, for appellant. Leland J. Allen, of Los Angeles, for respondent.

This is an action to quiet title and to obtain declaratory relief in respect to rights arising under an oil lease. The action raises the same issues as those presented in the companion case of Sutphin v. Speik, 99 P.2d 652, this day decided. On the authority of that case the judgment is affirmed.

GIBSON, Justice.

We concur: WASTE, C. J.; EDMONDS, J.; CARTER, J.; CURTIS, J.; WOOD, Justice pro tem.; Mc,COMB, Justice pro tem.

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