Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/6/1918

Breen v. Breen

Citations

102 Kan. 766
173 P. 2
1918 Kan. LEXIS 137

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Homestead — Occupied by Widow Alone — Not Subject to Partition. A homestead occupied by a childless testator and his wife at the time of his death, and thereafter occupied by the widow, who elects to take under the law rather than under the will, cannot be partitioned without her consent at the suit of collateral heirs who were never members of the testator’s family.</p>

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creditor of partner has a right to partner’s share of what remains after payment of partnership debts and settlement of partner accounts
creditor of partner has a right to partner’s share of what remains after payment of partnership debts and settlement of partner accounts
creditor of partner has a right to partner’s share of what remains after payment of partnership debts and settlement of partner accounts
creditor of partner has a right to partner’s share of what remains after payment of partnership debts and settlement of partner accounts

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