Lore v. Habermeyer

Sec. 253.03 (2), Stats., puts jurisdiction in the county court, — concurrent with the circuit court, — to determine title to or interest in real and personal property in so far as that is necessary for the complete administration of an estate.

Jurisdiction of the subject matter is conceded because of the statute. However, appellant submits that concurrent jurisdiction requires the county court to concur in the practice by which controversies over titles to realty are presented to the circuit court. Hence he argues, — though to do him justice, without much fervor, — that the court’s…