Glasser v. Feller
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
It is unfortunate that considerations of respectability and moral rectitude have not of themselves induced the defendant to discharge the indebtedness of his deceased father to the complainant, Dr. Benjamin F. Glasser, who administered medical aid to the decedent during his last and fatal illness.
This observation is derived from the circumstance that on October 7th, 1941, the decedent, Joseph Feller, transferred to his son, the defendant, his interest, whatever it may then have been, in a bank account in the Peoples National Bank of New Brunswick, New Jersey, in the sum of $26,436.10 then…
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