Keleske v. Keleske

The appeal raises three contentions: (1) The conveyances of two pieces of real estate were unconditional gifts, (2) credit should have been given for partial repayments of the loans, and (3) no interest should have been charged on any of the loans and value of the real estate. Joseph Keleske claims a new trial should be granted in the interest of justice; but we think not, because a reversal for further proceedings can correct the errors we conclude were committed.

For clarification, we point out that Joseph and Paul Keleske changed their name from Kalicicki. This dispute between the brothers…