Bowler Lumber Co. v. Raasch
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFritz, J.
The following facts are stated in- the circuit court’s findings, or otherwise appear in the record, without dispute. On December 2, 1941, a balance of $61.91 remained unpaid and owing to the plaintiff, Bowler Lumber Company, for building materials purchased and used by Frank Knope in August to December, 1941, to build a silo on a farm leased to him at a monthly rental of $15 by Morris Brener, as special administrator of the estate of Martin Raasch, deceased, who- was the father of Walter Raasch, the defendant in this action. The farm was part of the assets of the Raasch estate, in relation…
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