Brecht v. Schramm
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
L. J. IRVINE, Justice. *
Plaintiff, Minnie Brecht, and defendant, Viona Schramm, were aunt and niece, respectively. Minnie and her husband, Adolph, were childless. In 1964, Adolph’s eyesight was failing badly, and Viona, at Minnie’s request, began to furnish transportation to Minnie and Adolph, taking them shopping and to church. When Adolph died in May 1965, Viona made most of the funeral arrangements, and thereafter, she continued to run errands for Minnie and to furnish transportation for her. She also visited Minnie, sometimes at Minnie’s request. Viona’s testimony is conflicting as to…
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