In re the Estate of Galewitz
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Breitel, J. P.
Jacob Galewitz died in 1950, leaving an estate to be divided among his second wife and six children. Four of the children are the issue of an earlier marriage. He left a will creating trusts to be formed for his wife and infant children, with remainders and outright bequests to the adult children. As we shall see, the estate, according to Federal tax appraisal, after debts, aggregated $1.8 million.
Bulking large in the estate, however, was his two-thirds stock-holding in the Clinton Paper Corporation. In this corporation he had held, since 1923, his wholesale newsprint jobbing…
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