
    No. 146
    BONNER v. KUNZELMAN, et al.
    Ohio Appeals, 4th Dist., Ross Co.
    Decided Dec. 30, 1924.
    473. WIDOW—Widow holding life estate
    473. ESTATES—Widow holding life estate three years.
    Published only in Ohio Law Abstract
    Attorneys—Capple & Schaeffer for Bonner; Walter W. Boulger for Schreiber; all of Chilli-cothe.
   PER CURIAM

Epitomized Opinion

Action in partition between the devisees of Kunzelman, Schreiber filed a cross petition alleging a leasehold which Agatha Kunzelman had renewed Jan. 27, 1922 for a period of three years. Agatha Kunzelman, the lessor, had only a life estate under the will of her husband which provided that she had “full power to sell as she thinks best, mortgage to pay my debts if necessary, and do with as she pleases as long as she remains my widow.”

Upon the authority pf Wolff v. O’Brien (Mass.) 121 N. E. 368, the court held that the widow had full power and authority to make the lease in question.  