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<br />COMES NOW Galen E. Stehlik, and after being first duly sworn upon
<br />oath, would hereby depose and state as follows:
<br />1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of a
<br />Nebraska.
<br />2. I represented Chris Johnson, personal representative of the
<br />Estate of Billy C. Johnson. Billy C. Johnson died, intestate, on
<br />September 6, 1999, and at the time of his death was an owner of property
<br />located at 212 East 9th Street, Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska,
<br />legally described as follows, to wit:
<br />The East Half of Lot Six (6), Block One Forty -one (141),
<br />Union Pacific Railway Company's Second, Grand Island, Hall
<br />County, Nebraska
<br />3. Billy C. Johnson was divorced from Grace C. Johnson pursuant
<br />to a decree of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, filed of
<br />record May 7, 1962. In this Decree of Dissolution, the real estate above
<br />described was awarded to the defendant, Billy C. 70In3on. In the degree,
<br />the court awarded to the defendant, Billy C. Johnson, "all of the real
<br />estate, including the business building and the home . . . ". Any charges
<br />against the real estate (i.e. property judgment, alimony, etc.) were all
<br />paid and the proper receipts filed of record in the divorce proceeding.
<br />The decree, however, did not provide a legal description for said real
<br />estate.
<br />4. On July 14, 1966, an Order Nunc Pro Tunc was entered by the
<br />District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, wherein the real estate was more
<br />specifically described. The real estate above described was specifically
<br />listed as having been awarded to the defendant, Billy C. Johnson. The
<br />Nunc Pro Tunc Order, duly signed by district judge, Donna Weaver, was
<br />filed of record September 5, 1966.
<br />5. In light of the foregoing, the real estate above described was
<br />duly awarded to, and became the sole property of, Billy C. Johnson, as
<br />a result of the Decree of Dissolution entered May 7, 1962.
<br />A14D FURTHER AFFIANT SAITm NOT. i' !
<br />Galen E. Stehlik
<br />SUBSCRIBED and �sworn �to before me this _k5 day of April, 2001.
<br />A VNERAI NOTARY "State of Nebraska �
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<br />COMES NOW Galen E. Stehlik, and after being first duly sworn upon
<br />oath, would hereby depose and state as follows:
<br />1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of a
<br />Nebraska.
<br />2. I represented Chris Johnson, personal representative of the
<br />Estate of Billy C. Johnson. Billy C. Johnson died, intestate, on
<br />September 6, 1999, and at the time of his death was an owner of property
<br />located at 212 East 9th Street, Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska,
<br />legally described as follows, to wit:
<br />The East Half of Lot Six (6), Block One Forty -one (141),
<br />Union Pacific Railway Company's Second, Grand Island, Hall
<br />County, Nebraska
<br />3. Billy C. Johnson was divorced from Grace C. Johnson pursuant
<br />to a decree of the District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, filed of
<br />record May 7, 1962. In this Decree of Dissolution, the real estate above
<br />described was awarded to the defendant, Billy C. 70In3on. In the degree,
<br />the court awarded to the defendant, Billy C. Johnson, "all of the real
<br />estate, including the business building and the home . . . ". Any charges
<br />against the real estate (i.e. property judgment, alimony, etc.) were all
<br />paid and the proper receipts filed of record in the divorce proceeding.
<br />The decree, however, did not provide a legal description for said real
<br />estate.
<br />4. On July 14, 1966, an Order Nunc Pro Tunc was entered by the
<br />District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, wherein the real estate was more
<br />specifically described. The real estate above described was specifically
<br />listed as having been awarded to the defendant, Billy C. Johnson. The
<br />Nunc Pro Tunc Order, duly signed by district judge, Donna Weaver, was
<br />filed of record September 5, 1966.
<br />5. In light of the foregoing, the real estate above described was
<br />duly awarded to, and became the sole property of, Billy C. Johnson, as
<br />a result of the Decree of Dissolution entered May 7, 1962.
<br />A14D FURTHER AFFIANT SAITm NOT. i' !
<br />Galen E. Stehlik
<br />SUBSCRIBED and �sworn �to before me this _k5 day of April, 2001.
<br />A VNERAI NOTARY "State of Nebraska �
<br />S'rt'-_i -,RY SASGES
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<br />LETTERS /JOHNSON.AFF
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