Borovansky v. Para
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Burke
On July 9,1937, Barbara Cernik owned the improved real estate at 1329 South Scoville avenue, Berwyn, Illinois. She was then a widow. The property, consisting of two 25-foot lots, was originally purchased by Mrs. Cernik and her husband, who improved it with a 6-room frame cottage and a 2-car garage. The property was free and clear of incumbrances. She had six daughters, all of whom had reached their majorities and were married. Up to September, 1936, she had lived with one or more of the daughters in her own home. About that time one of the daughters, Mrs. Stella Jenschke, who had lived with…
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