Hardenburgh v. Blair
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On bill for the construction of the will of Charles G. Sisson, deceased. On appeal from the decree of the chancellor, reported in Hardenburgh v. Blair, 3 Stew. 42.
1Opinion of the CourtDepue, J.
This bill was filed by the executors of Charles G-. Sisson, deceased, for the aid and direction of the court of chancery in the execution of the trusts declared in the above-quoted (p. 647) clause of the testator’s will.
The parties to the suit are Charles Q-. Sisson, Jr., one of the testator’s sons above named, Van Antwerp and Mabie, judgment creditors of the said Charles, and Blair, who was appointed receiver under supplementary proceedings had upon said judgment.
The net income of the fund set apart by the testator for his son Charles, is over $14,000 a year. Of this income the executors…
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