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ESTATE OF KOHN

Nos. 231, 314.

43 Wis.2d 520 (1969)

168 N.W.2d 812

ESTATE OF KOHN: KOHN, Appellant, v. KYNASTON, Executrix, Respondent. ESTATE OF KOHN: KYNASTON, Executrix, Appellant, v. KOHN, Respondent.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

Decided July 3, 1969.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the appellant in Case No. 231 there was a brief by James Buchbinder, attorney, and Edward D. Schneiderman of counsel, both of Milwaukee, and oral argument by Mr. Schneiderman.

For the respondent in Case No. 231 there was a brief and oral argument by Bernard F. Mathiowetz of Milwaukee.

For the appellant in Case No. 314 there was a brief and oral argument by Bernard F. Mathiowetz of Milwaukee.

For the respondent in Case No. 314 there was a brief by James Buchbinder, attorney, and Edward D. Schneiderman of counsel, both of Milwaukee, and oral argument by Mr. Schneiderman.

HALLOWS, C. J.

Alice S. Kohn died testate on January 25, 1967, survived by her second husband Arthur L. Kohn and two daughters by a prior marriage, one of whom is Shirley Kynaston, the executrix of the estate. Upon the death of her first husband she had received a home and other assets. This home she sold and purchased another home, the title of which she took in her sole name. During her life, Mrs. Kohn was not gainfully employed. At the time of her death she had...

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