Hartman v. Fishbeck
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Wisconsin
At Law.
1Opinion of the CourtDyer, J.
This is a common-law action, upon a money demand, brought by the plaintiff against the administrator of Rudolph Nern, deceased, to recover from the defendant, as such administrator, a certain sum alleged to be due to the plaintiff on account of loans of money made to the intestate in 1881. ■ The plaintiff is, and was at the time the alleged indebtedness was incurred, a citizen of Missouri, and the inference is, from the averments of the complaint, that the loans were made in that state.
In the state of Wisconsin, of which the deceased was a citizen, and where his estate, is situated, the…
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