Pitzl v. Winter
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Plaintiff having recovered a judgment against defendant in the district court for Stearns county instituted garnishment proceedings therein against Peter J. Winter, individually and as executor of the will of John Winter, deceased. From an order, Searle, J., granting a motion to discharge the garnishee, upon the coming in of the report of the referee appointed to take the disclosure, plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
The plaintiff, Mathias Pitzl, held a judgment, entered September 28, 1895, for $769.07 against defendant George Winter. In May, 1904, defendant’s father, John Winter, died, having left a last will and testament, disposing of property appraised at $11,717, of which amount $4001 was specifically bequeathed to defendant George Winter, and a one-ninth interest in the balance of the estate was bequeathed to him as residuary legatee. Peter J. Winter, a brother of George, was appointed executor of the will and the time limited for the filing of claims expired October 1, 1904. October 28 the executor…
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