In Re Estate of Taylor

We are of the opinion that our holding that the securities here involved are tangibles has been reversed by the recent case of Silberman v. Blodgett, ___ U.S. ___, 48 S.Ct. 410,72 L. ed. 470. So construing the Silberman case, it reduces these securities to mere choses in action. Consequently our opinions cited in subdivision 1 of the former opinion are applicable. This is upon the theory that the owner must invoke the laws of this state to enforce the securities. State ex rel. Graff v. Probate Court, 128 Minn. 371,150 N.W. 1094, L.R.A. 1916A, 901; State ex rel. Marsh v. Probate Court, 168…