In Blain v. Dean, 160 Iowa 708, a life estate was given to the wife, and after her death the executor was directed to sell the remaining land and divide the proceeds equally among the children.
Summary of this case from Saunders v. WilsonNo. 03-P-1223.
January 24, 2006.
Decision Pursuant to Rule 1:28.
Appeal of plaintiffs dismissed as moot. Judgment otherwise affirmed.
In Blain v. Dean, 160 Iowa 708, a life estate was given to the wife, and after her death the executor was directed to sell the remaining land and divide the proceeds equally among the children.
Summary of this case from Saunders v. WilsonFull title:JOHN S. DEAN others vs. RONALD E. BLAIN others
Court:Appeals Court of Massachusetts
Date published: Jan 24, 2006
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