Cited by
Opinions in Minnesota that cite Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 20 N.W. 324.
- Griswold v. McGee 112 N.W. 1020 Minn. 1907
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Griswold v. McGee
112 N.W. 1020
Minn. 1907
In Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336 , , the court said: “This statutory right is not more absolutely bestowed upon the wife as an inchoate estate, to become consummate and vested upon the death of the husband, than was the former estate of dower for which it is substituted.” In Re Rausch, 35 Minn. 291 , , Mr. Justice Mitchell s
- Sorenson v. Carey 104 N.W. 958 Minn. 1905
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Sorenson v. Carey
104 N.W. 958
Minn. 1905
It was applied in Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336, 351 , , and, as we read the books, it is the rule applicable .generally to wills of this character.
- Bronson v. St. Croix Lumber Co. 46 N.W. 570 Minn. 1890
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Bronson v. St. Croix Lumber Co.
46 N.W. 570
Minn. 1890
Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336 , ( 20 N. W. Rep.
- Lowell v. Doe 46 N.W. 297 Minn. 1890
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Lowell v. Doe
46 N.W. 297
Minn. 1890
Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336, 349 , ( 20 N. W. Rep.
- Sherman v. Lewis 46 N.W. 318 Minn. 1890
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Sherman v. Lewis
46 N.W. 318
Minn. 1890
Wills, 745, 746; Havens v. Sackett, 15 N. Y. 365 ; Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336, 352, ( 20 N. W. Rep.
- Fairchild v. Marshall 43 N.W. 563 Minn. 1889
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Fairchild v. Marshall
43 N.W. 563
Minn. 1889
Washburn v. Van Steenwyk, 32 Minn. 336 , ( 20 N. W. Rep.