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The court case Kaesler v. Schulz involves a dispute over the ownership of a property purchased by plaintiffs Kaesler and DeKeersgieter, with defendant Schulz holding the title despite the plaintiffs providing all the funds for the purchase. The court found that a resulting trust was created in favor of the plaintiffs, as they were the true beneficial owners of the property. The decision concluded that Schulz must hold the property in trust for the plaintiffs and is liable for any equity he wrongfully removed through refinancing. An accounting is required to determine restitution for misappropriated equity.

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