Rossel v. Miller
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KITE, Justice.
[¶ 1] This appeal presents a dispute between siblings. Karl Rossel sought imposition of a constructive trust and an accounting for real and personal property he contends was converted by his sister, Irmtrud Miller, and her husband, Eric Miller. He also sought a judgment for $25,000, an amount he claimed was a debt owed by the Millers. The trial court imposed a partial constructive trust for Mr. Rossel on fifty-two and a half acres of the real property and awarded the Millers five acres described as the homestead plot. The complaint was dismissed with prejudice as it related to…
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