In re Tanenbaum
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCarswell, J.
Moses Tanenbaum, in 1898, was a widower with two children. He married the petitioner Clara Tanenbaum on March 20,1898. There was no issue of that marriage. The husband and wife separated. They executed a separation agreement on June 22,1928. It provided inter alia that the husband should pay the wife $1,500 a month during their joint lives. The wife agreed, in effect, to release her dower in a parcel of Manhattan real property owned by the husband. His only other parcel, in Irvington, was not included in that requirement. The husband agreed to keep in full force $100,000 of life insurance of…
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