· 4/6/1907
Greenwalt v. Keller
Citations
- 75 Kan. 578
- 90 P. 233
- 1907 Kan. LEXIS 105
Syllabus
<p>syllabus BY the court.</p> <p>Wills — Estate Demised. A will contained the following clause: “First, I wish my wife, Eliza Bunt, to have all my property of every kind that I may own at my death, to have for her own use and benefit while she may live. And at her death all property that may be left by her” — then follows a disposition thereof. Held, that the widow took a life-estate, with power of disposal in fee.</p>
Judges: Graves
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