Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in Ohio Courts of Record ..., volume 5
Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in Ohio Courts of Record ..., volume 5
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The allegations alleged by the fourth ground on the motion are well taken.
It seems to me, that in view of the rulings already announced, there is no reason in requiring the plaintiffs at this time to identify the patents which are alleged to have been omitted from the appraisement.
The motion to make definite and certain is overruled.
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Clark Probate.
MECHANICS' LIEN— EXEMPTIONS.
[Clark Probate Court] ALBERT H. Kl7NKI,E, ASSIGNEE, V. CHARLES A. ReHS...ER.
1. A divorced man is a "widower" within the true spirit and meaning of sees. 5435 and 5441, Rev. Stat., and is entitled to the exemptions therein provided (or.
2. If the property of the assignor consists, either of, first, personal property; or, second, real estate not occupied as a homestead ; or, third, real estate occupied as a homestead, but not incumbered by lien, so as to preclude the allowance of a homestead therein : Held y that the right of the assignor to his exemptions rests upon the facts existing at the time of the assignment, and the fact that the assignor was a "widower living with an unmarried minor son,'* at the time of the assignment, but has since remarried, will not destroy his right, 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The allegations alleged by the fourth ground on the motion are well taken.
It seems to me, that in view of the rulings already announced, there is no reason in requiring the plaintiffs at this time to identify the patents which are alleged to have been omitted from the appraisement.
The motion to make definite and certain is overruled.
Digitized by Google 422 OHIO DECISIONS* VoL V.
Clark Probate.
MECHANICS' LIEN— EXEMPTIONS.
[Clark Probate Court] ALBERT H. Kl7NKI,E, ASSIGNEE, V. CHARLES A. ReHS...ER.
1. A divorced man is a "widower" within the true spirit and meaning of sees. 5435 and 5441, Rev. Stat., and is entitled to the exemptions therein provided (or.
2. If the property of the assignor consists, either of, first, personal property; or, second, real estate not occupied as a homestead ; or, third, real estate occupied as a homestead, but not incumbered by lien, so as to preclude the allowance of a homestead therein : Held y that the right of the assignor to his exemptions rests upon the facts existing at the time of the assignment, and the fact that the assignor was a "widower living with an unmarried minor son,'* at the time of the assignment, but has since remarried, will not destroy his right, 3.
What to read after Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in Ohio Courts of Record ..., volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Tossell, Ohio Legal News to read onlineMoreLess
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