Moore v. Halberstadt
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFeitz, J.
On the trial the following facts were well established by the evidence and found by the court. The Halberstadt will was properly and regularly executed, witnessed, and attested on April 7, ,1938; and found after the testator Frederiksen’s death in a sealed envelope among his personal effects in his trunk in his room at the Kirar Hotel in Kenosha. The Moore will, which is on the face of one sheet, was prepared and dictated in April, 1937, by Edward J. Ruetz, a competent and reputable attorney, pursuant to directions given to him by Frederiksen, who then, — or on the day following, when the…
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