Schlegel v. Winckel
New York Surrogate's Court
Petition by Charles A. Schlegel, an alleged creditor of decedent’s estate, to compel an accounting by Jacobina Winckel, as executrix of decedent’s will. The facts appear sufficiently in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The Surrogate.
In the course of proceedings instituted in this court, upon the petition of Charles A. Schlegel, claiming to be a creditor of William Winckel’s estate, his executrix, in November, 1882, submitted an • account, which is now on file. In February, 1883, Schlegel presented a second petition, praying that certain persons (naming all the various persons interested in the estate, including Jacobina Winckel, ££ individually and as executrix”) be cited and required to ££ attend the accounting of the said Jacobina Winckel, as said executrix.” The petition continued in these words : ££…
2Cited by1 opinion
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