Clapp v. Clapp
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county; Barrett, Justice, Thomas B. Band, receiver, appeals from an order settling his accounts, and charging him with the payment of debts which arose and accrued in the business of the Bossmore Hotel.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
The controversy presented by this appeal has arisen out of the management of the Bossmore Hotel in the city of New York, and the conduct of the appellant as receiver. The business of the hotel was carried on by the firm of Hawley D. Clapp & Son. Hawley D. Clapp died on the 5th of January, 1880, leaving Bobert C. Clapp, his son, his surviving partner. He made a will and codicil, previous to his decease, by which he empowered the surviving partner to carry on the business of the hotel for the benefit of himself, and of the testator’s widow and his other children; and he appointed the surviving…
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