In re the Estate of Haigh
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
Foley, S.:
This is a motion to remit the' referee’s report for the purpose of taking additional testimony and making additional findings on issues raised by the objections to the account. The motion is granted. The referee has held that the Surrogate’s Court is without jurisdiction to pass on the issues raised.
Hartley Haigh, 2d, died leaving a will which was probated. His wife, Annie Haigh, was sole executrix and legatee thereunder. About four years, later Annie Haigh died testate. After making certain bequests of jewelry she bequeathed “ to Hartley Haigh, Fourth, all such property, real and…
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