Grim's Estate
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Appeals, No. 413, Jan. T. 1891, Nos. 19 and 56, July T., 1891, by E. S. Kale, Jacob Grim et al. and C. L. Grim, from a decree of O. C. Philada. Co., Oct. T., 1878, No. 555, dismissing exceptions to adjudication.
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Appeals, No. 413, Jan. T. 1891, Nos. 19 and 56, July T., 1891, by E. S. Kale, Jacob Grim et al. and C. L. Grim, from a decree of O. C. Philada. Co., Oct. T., 1878, No. 555, dismissing exceptions to adjudication. Before On December 11, 1890, the account of Joseph Grim, surviving trustee under the will of John Grim, deceased, was called for audit before Penrose J., who found the facts to be as follows: “ His will, proved May 31, 1865, gave to his wife his furniture, etc., absolutely, and his house, 828 Marshall street, for life or during widowhood; and the residue of his estate, real and…
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Curiam,
This decree is affirmed upon the opinion of the learned judge of the orphans’ court, and the appeal dismissed at the costs of the appellant.
2Cited by9 opinions
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