Hale v. Kanzler
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Spencer Circuit Court; Herdis F. Clements, Special Judge. Petition by Paul F. Kanzler, executor of the last will of Elizabeth Haag, deceased, to sell real estate to pay legacies. From a decree ordering the real estate sold, Charles C. Hale and another, executors of Eleanora Rib-key, beneficiary under the will, appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMcMahan, J.
Appellee as executor of the estate of Elizabeth Haag filed his petition in December, 1918, to sell certain real estate for the purpose of paying legacies. In addition to an answer of general denial, appellants Hale and Hale, as executor of the estate of Eleanora A. Ribkey, filed an answer pleading the fifteen and twenty-year statutes of limitation.
The facts found by the court are, in substance, as follows : Elizabeth Haag died in February, 1894. After giving all her personal property to her daughter Eleanora A. Ribkey, she disposed of her real estate, consisting of the house where she and her…
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