Janura v. Fencl
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCurrie, J.
The question at issue on this appeal is whether the plaintiff possesses a legal estate in real property which will entitle her to maintain an action for partition of the fee-simple title, or lesser estate, in the premises under ch. 276, Stats.
The plaintiff contends that under our statute of uses (sec. 231.05, Stats.) a mere passive trust was created which resulted in legal title vesting directly in the beneficiaries of the trust, and therefore the plaintiff as the only heir at law of her husband, Robert Janura, inherited his undivided interest in the premises and is a proper party to maintain…
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- Denison v. . DenisonNew York Court of Appeals · 1906
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