Nash v. Kirschoff

Defendants appeal from an order denying their motion for amended findings or a new trial.

The action involves the title to about four acres of improved land near the city of Minneapolis, known as lot 2 of Yale Company’s Garden Lots. Plaintiff claims to be in possession as the sole heir of her deceased husband, Fred W. Nash, whose homestead it was when he died.

The facts are in substance these: Fred W. Nash and plaintiff were married in 1891, lived together for about 17 years, and during the last three years thereof were partners in a small manufacturing business. In 1908 they settled up their…