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· 5/6/1950

In Re Estate of Schippel

Citations

  • 218 P.2d 192
  • 169 Kan. 151
  • 1950 Kan. LEXIS 246

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  • husband does not need to give a detailed disclo sure of his assets where his wife has a “general understanding” of the nature and extent of his property
  • husband need not give detailed disclosure of his assets where wife has “general understanding” of nature and extent of his property
  • husband does not need to give a detailed disclosure of his assets where his wife has a `general understanding' of the nature and extent of his property

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Judges: Price

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