Paulson v. Paulson

Sager, J.-

On January 8, 1915, Andrew and Clarence, sons of Claus Paulson, purchased the lot in controversy as a burial place for their father. The deed conveyed only the right “to use and occupy the following described premises in said Cemetery, as a place of burial for the dead * * ’ ’ Claus was buried in the southwest corner of the lot. Clarence died in 1932 and was buried in the northwest corner. Upon the death of Clarence, his widow (plaintiff) inherited one half of his one-half interest; and Hilma, wife of Claus and mother of the grantees, the other one half of such interest. Hilma…