Durein v. Moeser
Supreme Court of Kansas
Eh'ror from Shaionee District Court. May 4, 1885, Eliza Moeser, as administratrix of the estate of Henry Moeser, recovered a judgment for $758.30 and costs against defendants, Durein and Kreipe. They bring the case here. The material facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
In May, 1876, Henry Moeser, the owner of lots 104, 106 and 108, on Harrison street, died, intestate, in the city of Topeka. A short time after his death, Eliza Moeser, his widow, was appointed administratrix of his estate. In April, 1877, Eliza Moeser left the city of Topeka and moved to Chicago, 111. Prior to her going away she executed a mortgage upon said lots for $1,100 to Philip Moeser. On April 1, 1879, she sold said lots, through her brother-in-law, Ed. Moeser, to Margaret J. Norton, for $3,000, and received in payment therefor…
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