173 P. 752 | Cal. | 1918
This is an appeal from a judgment in respondent's favor in a proceeding to recover certain inheritance taxes alleged to be due the state upon certain stock in a corporation known as J. S. Gibson Company, assigned and transferred by J.S. Gibson to the defendants and appellants herein in May, 1906. Said Gibson died on June 14, 1906. The defense to the action was the statute of limitations.
We are unable to perceive any distinction in principle between this case and the case of Chambers v. Gallagher,
Shaw, J., and Sloss, J., concurred.