New York Life Insurance v. Estate of Lathers
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
The following opinion was filed December 5, 1933 :
Owen, J.
The question involved upon this appeal is whether a certain claim in favor of the New York Life Insurance Company against William J. Lathers was properly filable against his estate after the time fixed for the filing of *153claims, on the ground that it was a contingent claim and filable under secs. 313.22 and 313.23, Stats., or a claim which accrued and became absolute after the time limited for creditors to present their claims, and, consequently, filable under sec. 313.24, Stats.
It appears that Matt F. Lathers is a brother of William J.…
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