Cutts v. Najdrowski
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
On February 27th, 1936, Leon Najdrowski died in the city of Jersey City, county of Hudson. He left him surviving, a sister of the whole blood, Apolonja Jankowska, who resides in Poland; a half-brother, the defendant Joseph Najdrowski, who resides in Jersey City; a half-sister, Frances Speed, who resides in Elmsford, New York; and a half-sister, the complainant Lydia Cutts, who resides in Tabernacle, New Jersey.
The decedent in his lifetime opened a bank account in his own name in the Williamsburgh Savings Bank in the city of New York. There was on deposit in the account the sum of $6,155.96.…
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