Gillett State Bank v. Knaack
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNelson, J.
The facts are stipulated and may be summarized as follows : On October 5, 1937, the defendant, Ella Knaack, a farmer, was the owner of certain personal property, all of which Avas exempt from execution. Some time *181prior to that date, the defendant had owned a farm which had been lost on foreclosure. • After losing her farm, she still owned the personal property mentioned, which she intended to use upon another farm to be rented by her, in order to support herself and family. She was, at that time, unable to remove her said personal property to another farm, and because of lack of facilities to…
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