Lincoln Bank & Trust Co. v. Huber
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
LATIMER, Justice.
Appellee, Bertha H. Huber, filed this declaratory judgment action to determine a question of taxation. Her husband, N. F. Huber, died testate on August 16, 1948. Under his will the Lincoln Bank and Trust Company was appointed and qualified as executor. Appellee renounced the provisions of the will. She filed this action to recover from the executor her statutory one-half interest in the surplus personalty left by the decedent without any reduction by reason of an apportionment of federal estate taxes based upon the decedent’s taxable estate. The cause was submitted on the…
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