Baumann v. Lupinski
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Milwaukee county: D. II. Johnson, Circuit Judge. Plaintiffs, being executor and three daughters of Johanna Iloyer, brought this action to set aside, for fraud, a deed of' February 3, 1896, from her to defendant Emilie Lwpvnski (another daughter) of the house and lot constituting the-homestead of Mrs. Iloyer.
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Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Milwaukee county: D. II. Johnson, Circuit Judge. Plaintiffs, being executor and three daughters of Johanna Iloyer, brought this action to set aside, for fraud, a deed of' February 3, 1896, from her to defendant Emilie Lwpvnski (another daughter) of the house and lot constituting the-homestead of Mrs. Iloyer. The court fpund that Emilie Lupinski, enjoying the confidence of her mother, sent for a notary, and, without the knowledge of her mother, caused a deed to be drawn by him and executed by said Johanna Iloyer, absolutely deeding the property…
1Opinion of the CourtDodge, J.
It appeared by uncontradicted testimony or without dispute that Johanna Iloyer, having five daughters (four by her first marriage, and defendant Emilie Lupinski by a second), in 1893 made a will whereby she gave to the three' plaintiffs certain sums of money, which, together with advances, made up the sum of $2,000 to each of them, and that she had previously advanced to the fourth daughter of the first marriage $2,000. By the same will she gave all her property, real and personal, except life insurance, to her-daughter Emilie, charged with the payment of these sums-to' her half-sisters,…
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