Zoellner v. Zoellner
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne. (Chambers, J.) Bill for partition : cross-bill to establish lien. Mina Zoellner appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtChamplin, J.
On May 12, 1880, Julius Zoellner died intestate, leaving Mina Zoellner, his widow, and three children by a former wife — two of whom are minors — his only heirs, him surviving. At the time of his death he was seized in fee of a half lot on Larned street, in Detroit, upon which was situated a two-story house, so constructed as to permit its being occupied by two families. The upper or second story had for some time been rented, and the lower or first story was, at the time of his death, occupied by him and his family as a homestead. The value of the property is about $2800.
After his death…
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