Hirning v. Kurle

Jacob Kurle died intestate January 21, 1921, owning 30 shares of capital stock of the Bank of Bowdle of the par value of $3,000. February 23, 1921, the three heirs at law of the decedent undertook to assign and transfer the certificate representing said 30 shares of bank stock to one Baumgardner. A few days later, apparently doubtful of the validity of such attempted transfer, defendant, W. R. Kurle, one of the three heirs at law of decedent intestate, petitioned the county court for an order to- sell said bank stock, and the court ordered sale thereof upon 5 days’ notice; wehereupon, on…