Kachanowski v. Cohen

'Appellant Constantine Kachanowski, claiming to be an heir and creditor of Anton Kovalsky, deceased, questioned the validity of Kovalsky’s will and his capacity to execute the same. After Kachanowski had made two trips from Chi cago to Detroit in order to object to the probate of the will, his attorney and the attorney for the devisees, legatees and executors entered into a written stipulation whereby appellant recognized the validity of the will and relinquished “any and all claims against the deceased, whether as an heir or as a creditor of the said deceased, except as to the amount of…