In re May
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCarswell, J.
Two claims have been disallowed and objections to the accounts of the executor of Caroline May, founded thereon, have been rejected. The chief claim is for $37,416.69, presented by the administratrix c. t. a. of Isaac May, deceased. It is asserted that during an undefined period ending December 10, 1933, Isaac May advanced these moneys for the support of his sister, Rebecca May, who was adjudged an incompetent August 7, 1920, although no committee of her property was ever appointed.
Caroline May was the mother of Isaac and Rebecca. No claim was ever advanced against the estate of his mother by…
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