Michigan Supreme Court· 11/2/1964
Rendle v. Wiemeyer
Citations
- 131 N.W.2d 45
- 374 Mich. 30
- 1964 Mich. LEXIS 327
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- observing that because the testator devised vested remainders to his grandchildren, any partition of the property by the holders of a life estate interest in the property were void against the remaindermen
- joint tenants by virtue of devise precluded from bringing action against remaindermen
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Judges: O'Hara, Kavanagh, Dethmers, Kelly, Black, Souris, Smith, Adams
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- Unnamed caseSixth Circuit· 1997-07-15· cited 109×
- Wengel v. WengelMichigan Court of Appeals· 2006-05-11· cited 60×
- Albro v. AllenMichigan Supreme Court· 1990-03-20· cited 45×
- Dobson v. MakiMichigan Court of Appeals· 1990-06-18· cited 19×
- In Re Jamieson EstateMichigan Supreme Court· 1965-01-04· cited 18×
- In Re RAYMOND ESTATEMichigan Court of Appeals· 2007-10-11· cited 9×
- In Re Blanchard EstateMichigan Supreme Court· 1974-05-21· cited 7×
- Barden v. PappasDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida· 1988-11-03· cited 4×
- Metropolitan Life Insurance v. MarshSixth Circuit· 1997-07-15· cited 3×
- Gowthorpe v. GoodwinMichigan Court of Appeals· 1976-12-09· cited 2×
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Van Gallow v. BrandtMichigan Supreme Court· 1912-03-12· cited 23×
- Lantis v. CookMichigan Supreme Court· 1955-04-14· cited 19×
- Midgley v. WalkerMichigan Supreme Court· 1894-09-25· cited 19×
- Holmes v. HolmesMichigan Supreme Court· 1921-07-19· cited 10×
- McInerny v. HaaseMichigan Supreme Court· 1910-11-11· cited 8×
- Johnson v. AtchinsonMichigan Supreme Court· 1961-01-09· cited 6×
- Hamilton v. WicksonMichigan Supreme Court· 1902-06-17· cited 6×
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