Le Saulnier v. Loew
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the County Court of Milwaukee County. On the 2d of June, 1879, the defendant John Loew made his promissory note of that date, and delivered the same to one J. J. McClellan, by which he promised to pay to the order of said McClellan $150, and ten per cent, interest, four months after the date thereof.
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APPEAL from the County Court of Milwaukee County. On the 2d of June, 1879, the defendant John Loew made his promissory note of that date, and delivered the same to one J. J. McClellan, by which he promised to pay to the order of said McClellan $150, and ten per cent, interest, four months after the date thereof. McClellan indorsed the note to the plaintiff, who recovered judgment for the amount thereof against the maker, John Loew, March 3, 1880. An execution was issued on the judgment, and returned unsatisfied as to the larger part thereof. On the 1st of February, 1879, the defendants, John…
1Opinion of the CourtLyon, J.
We cannot undertake to state the testimony. It must suffice to say that, in our opinion, it fully sustains the findings of the learned county judge. When the deeds in question were executed, the original grantor, John, Loew, who had long been in feeble health, supposed that he was near death. Eor some time previously he had designed to convey all of his property to his wife, and these deeds, together with another instrument transferring to her all of his personal property, were made in execution of such purpose. The deeds were duly and regularly delivered to the respective grantees therein…
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