Krueger v. Groth

{dissenting). If this decision does not smother the statute requiring the wife to join in a conveyance of the homestead, then that statute has unusual vitality. There is a striking contrast between the tone of the decision in this case and that of Rosenthal v. Pleck, 166 Wis. 598, 166 N. W. 445. It is difficult to appreciate that the two decisions were voiced by the same court. In Rosenthal v. Pleck the decision is strong, virile, and leaves no doubt of the then attitude of this court with reference to the statute under consideration. The present decision points the way to a practical…