Gridley v. Wood
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Orr
In the circuit court of McLean county, at its February term, 1928, there was awarded to Ora Gridley, as dower in certain real estate in the city of Bloomington, one-third of the net rents, issues and profits thereof during her life and one dollar damages for failure and refusal to assign her dower. This appeal was taken from such decree by the American State Bank, the Corn Belt Bank and Paul F. Beich, the beneficial owners of the fee. Since this appeal was taken Ora Gridley has died, and Gustavus A. Blesch, executor, has been substituted as appellee.
On October 18, 1902, Ora Gridley secured a…
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