Legal Opinion
Robinson v. Lamkin
Ohio Superior Court, Cincinnati
Decided November 15, 1920Published
1Opinion of the CourtMarx, J.
This suit is brought by John F. Robinson as plaintiff to secure the-unconditional ownership of certain valuable shares of stock under Item 4 of a written instrument executed by his deceased daughter, Pearl R. Lamkin, March 3, 1905. The principal defendant is Harry G. Lamkin, the widower of Pearl R. Lamkin.
The stock which the pltaintiff seeks to have transferred to him, and which is claimed by the defendant Harry G. Lamkin, as the executor of Pearl R. Lamkin, to be the property of her estate, subject to the admitted life interest of the plaintiff under said agreement, now stands upon the boobs…
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