Bowen v. Morgillo
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
This case was before us upon a former appeal reported in 127 Conn. 161. We then held that the trial court was warranted in its conclusion that the conveyance of real estate, the assignment of mortgages, the transfer of a bank deposit and the indorsement of notes, made by the named plaintiff’s decedent to her daughter, the defendant Lucy, were intended as testamentary dispositions of the property and were therefore void. Error in part was found, the judgment set aside and the case remanded with direction to enter judgment in accordance with the opinion. Pursuant to this mandate the Superior…
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