Peterman v. Harborth

In the year 1912, and for a long time prior to that time, Frank Peter-man and his wife resided upon and used as their family home a certain tract of land containing 140 acres. The land was their community property. In the year named, Frank Peterman, with the verbal consent of his wife, gave to their son, Rudolph Peterman, by verbal gift, a portion of said tract of land, such portion comprising about 100 acres. Rudolph had recently married. At the time of the gift, the entire tract of 140 acres constituted the rural homestead of Frank Peter-man and his wife, but Frank Peterman' intended no…