Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-23
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Forciblc Entry and Detention.

FOrctblc Entry and Detention.
w. c. W.-What process of law
is necessary to take to remove a
tenant from a residence for non.
| payment of rent? How many days
notice is necessary before the tenant
must vacate? refer to city resi-
| dence property.
Answer-Before an action for for
| chile entry and detention can be
commenced it is necessary to notify
the party in possession that action is
about to be brought, which notice
shall be served at least three days
| before common Ing the action and
must tx u definite time to vacate, by
leaving a written copy with the de-
PENDANT or at his usual place Of
abode. Action NAV then be started
by filing n complaint in writing. de-
scribing the premises and setting
forth that the defendant is holding
unlawful possession.
Descent and Distribution.
c. II. B.-Can children by first
marriage claim equal rights where
no will was made by the father?
There is a mother and six children,
five of them are living. One brother
being deceased, who left a wife and
two children. What would each
ones share be when two Of the chill
dren are by a former marriage?
Answer-In this state the law
makes no distinction between chill
dren Of half blood and those with the
whole blood except in case where the
inheritance came to the estate by
descent, devise or gift of some one
OF his ancestors, In which case all
those who are not the blood of such
ancestors shall be excluded from
such inheritance. In other cases
where the surviving wife or husband
is not the parent of all the children
and there being one or more chill
dren, or the issue of one or more
deceased children surviving, the
wife or husband will take a one
fourth part Of the property Of the
deceased, and the remaining three-
fourths descends equally to all of
the children, whether Of the half
blood or full blood, and the share of
any deceased child leaving issue will
descent to such issue.
F. BIS 1t compulsory to replace
revenue stamps on note or mort
6d5C CNCly year IL Is uuc, VI, Ol uOt
renewed, also when interest is paid?
] Answer-The mere fact that a
note or mortgage becomes due does
not make it necessary to place any
revenue stamps thereon unless it is
renewed by making a new note or
mortgage, but it can be xtended
without additional revenue stamps.
The payment of interest does not re-
quire new revenue stamps except as
above stated, when a new instru-
ment is given, which in all cases re-
quire revenue stamps.
Intoxicating Liquors. %
r. s. K.-1s there anything in the
prohibition laws of Nebraska that
will prevent me from making my
own beer, cider and unfermented
wine? 1t is not my intention to sell
the same, but to have it for my per-
sonal use. and, if occasion presents
itself, so that ! may treat my friends
when they call to see me.
Answer-Section 2, chapter 1877,
being the prohibitory law of the
state of Nebraska, provides as fol-
lows:
1T shall be unlawful for any per-
son to manufacture, sell, keep for |
sale or barter, give away, barter ex-
change, transport, purchase or to sell |
,r barter under any pretext, any malt, |
spirituous, vinous and intoxicating |
liquors, except only certain liquors, |
for medicinal, mechanical, scientific |
or sacramento purposes by persons |
specially authorized in the manner :
and to the extent only as hereinafter |
provided. 1t shall be lawful, how
ever. for any person to make, keep
or sell sweet cider, unfermented |
wine, wood alcohol, and denatured |
and nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to prevent !
the bona flde manufacture and sale |
Of vinegar"
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