Schultz v. Locke

Herman Schultz owned 280 acres of land. It was incumbered by a mortgage of $24,000. In March, 1920, he rented said farm to his- son George for a term of-five years. He also at said time sold George all the personal property on the farm, and took the note of George for $11,000, secured by a chattel mortgage’ on said personal property.

•Herman died in October,- 1920, leaving a.will, by the terms of which he devised said real estate in. equal shares to his twelve children, including George. The will has been duly admitted to probate. The .estate is open. As. we understand the record, all the…