Gunderson v. Frick
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Court. — George A. Wilson, Judg'e. Appeal by a beneficiary under the will of Sidney S. Frick, deceased, from an order in probate, refusing, upon the application of such beneficiary, to set aside or reduce a widow’s allowance.
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
It appears. from the record that Sidney S. Frick died testate, seized of an estate having a net value in excess of $20,000; that, in March, 1917, which was about six months after his death, S. Ella Frick, his surviving widow, procured an ex-parte order from the probate court of Polk County, allowing her the sum of $1,200 for one year’s support; that, on or about August 7, 1918, appellant filed her application, reciting that the allowance to said surviving widow was obtained without notice; that, as she had declined to elect, within the time allowed by statute after notice, whether she would…
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