Johnston v. Loose
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Livingston; Hart, J., presiding. Bill by Charles L. Johnston against Herman Loose and another, minors, to restrain an action of ejectment. From an order denying a motion to dismiss, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
In March, 1900, Alfred Loose of Livingston county died intestate, leaving an estate consisting of real and personal property. The estate was duly probated and the real estate was assigned by an order of the probate court to his two infant sons, the defendants herein, subject to the dower rights of the widow. The real property consisted of a farm of 80 acres upon which Mr. Loose lived at the time of his death and upon which the widow and boys continued to live for a time after his death. Later the widow remarried and in 1910 sold to plaintiff her dower interest for the sum of $250, said…
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