Frey v. Eisenhardt
Michigan Supreme Court
Cross-appeals from Kent; Grove, J. Bill by Caroline B. Frey and others against Jaco,b Eisenhardt and others to enjoin an administrator’s sale. From the decree rendered, complainants and defendants Mary Frey, Mary M. Oswald, and Chrisitan F. Frey appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
Carl Frey and Christian Frey were partners, doing business at Grand Rapids as brewers, conducting the Coldbrook Brewery, under the name of Frey Bros. Carl Frey died November 12, 1885, leaving a widow and six minor children. Upon his death, John Sehler was appointed his -administrator. Christian Frey continued to conduct the business until his death, which occurred March 12,1886. He left a widow and two minor children. Prior to his death, Christian Frey made a will disposing of his property, and containing this provision:
“I hereby nominate and appoint my brother-in-law, William Burgtorf,…
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