Kennett v. Kidd

The opinion of the court was delivered by

West, J.:

A rehearing was granted to enable the parties to present fully their views on questions which it was claimed had not been properly presented or correctly decided. The principal contention is that we were in error in holding that the local camp could not take the property willed to it to use as it saw fit. A reexamination of the matter leads to the same conclusion. In 1898 the legislature took control of fraternal beneficiary societies, defining them and prescribing the restrictions under which they were to operate. (Laws 1898, ch. 28.) Section…