Gendre v. Byrnes
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On motion to dismiss bill, on notice under ¶ 224 of the Rules.
1Opinion of the Court
Van Fleet, V. C.
The main object of this suit is to procure a decree invalidating a deed made by Maria Mulock, now deceased, in June, 1880,. to her daughter, Fanny J. Byrnes. Mrs. Byrnes asks for a dis*373missal of the complainants’ bill, on the ground that, even if the ■facts stated in it are taken to be true, no case is made which ■entitles the complainants to the decree they ask. Both the complainants and the defendant are beneficiaries under the will of Mrs. Mulock. The defendant and two of the complainants were her daughters, and the other complainant was her grandson. If the decree which the…
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