Duke v. Tyler

One Tyler owned a 40-acre tract of land. On March 23, 1910, he executed his will, making disposition of said tract. On April 5, 1910, said Tyler died, and his will was duly admitted to probate. It is unnecessary that we set out the terms and conditions of said will. See, however, Bredensteiner v. Oviatt, 202 Iowa 993. Provision was made therein for his widow and certain heirs. Trustees were appointed, with certain duties. On the 1st day of March, 1916, certain of the beneficiaries under said will and said trustees executed a warranty deed of said premises to one Oviatt. Thereafter, a series…