Legal Opinion
Hager v. Hager
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided February 3, 1964No. Calendar 50, Docket 49,289PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Per curiam
Plaintiff, as executrix, appearing in propria persona, began her bill of complaint as. follows:
“Wealthy Widow makes discoveries in recent research fourteen years after husbands death. Brother-in-law and Trust Company conspired, defrauded, mishandled and bankrupt Hager’s Music House and Hager’s Schools of Music.”
Plaintiff’s husband died September 5,1946. After notice and hearing, the probate court for Kent county, entered an order October 11,1946, admitting decedent’s will and codicils to probate and appointing defendants Trust Company and Titus A. Hager, Sr., as coexecutors. About 4 months…
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