In re the Accounting of Brown
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBastow, J.
On July 9, 1949, Ike Menschefrend died intestate in California, where he had continuously resided for fourteen years. Up to the present time, despite diligent search, no trace has been found of any heirs at law or next of kin.
In September, 1949, the Public Administrator of Los Angeles County, California, was appointed domiciliary administrator in California. There were located in that State $4,500 in cash, some United States Savings Bonds and a savings account. It was also discovered that there were three bank accounts in New York City with deposits totaling $9,565.24. They had been inactive…
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