Montgomery v. Trombley

By his last will and testament, August Trombley gave his wife Ernestine the life use of his real and personal property. He died February 16, 1929, and his widow was granted an allowance of $200 a month by the probate court under the provisions of 3 Comp. Laws 1929, § 15553. By subsequent order this allowance was continued during the settlement of the estate. Mrs. Trombley died January 5, 1934, before her deceased husband’s estate was closed, and by her will she gave her entire estate to her three daughters in equal shares. No part of the net income of Mr. Trombley’s estate, amounting to…