Eilke v. Rice

This is my one and only will in existence. Being of sound health and mind, but wishing to bequeath my effects in case of my death, to my loved ones, I hereby give to my Mother -- Nora D. S. Danford -- my house and lot at 2672 Glendower Ave. Los Angeles, my lot on West Third Street near the corner of Fairfax Ave. L.A. and any cash I may have at the time of my death.
Defendants appeal from a judgment entered upon a jurys verdict in favor of plaintiff in a personal injury action. They do not question the sufficiency of the evidence to support the verdict, nor do they claim excessive damages. But one point is made, error in giving an instruction concerning plaintiffs right to rely upon the exercise of care by another.
Defendant, by information, was charged with having violated section 647a, subdivision (1), of the Penal Code. The charge was that on June 23, 1954, he did annoy and molest" a small girl, and that he had previously been convicted of a similar charge under the same section in Los Angeles County.