Siegel v. Clemons
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCurrie, J.
1 American Law of Property, p. 889, sec. 5.113, points out that the issue of “abandonment of a homestead involves a factual inquiry nearly identical to that required in ascertaining domicil.” This same authority states that abandonment of a homestead “consists of voluntary removal from the homestead property without intent to return and occupy it as a home.” Id. p. 886.
Included among the findings of fact made by the learned trial court in this case there appears the following specific finding:
“That after what transpired on August 15, A. D., 1950, Louis Siegel concluded that he was through…
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