Faulkenburg v. Windorf
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Stone, Justice.
In this action to determine adverse claims to real estate, plaintiffs prevailed. Defendant appeals f^from the judgment.
Title to a St. Paul residence is the subject of the suit. At his death in 1916 the property was the homestead of Joseph Kaiser. He died intestate, the title descending by statute to his widow, Katharina Kaiser, as tenant for life, with remainder in fee to their two children, plaintiffs herein. It was then subject to a mortgage, placed in 1911, securing an indebtedness of $1,000. Kaiser and his wife, Katharina,' had executed mortgage and note; so both were bound…
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