Stabel v. Gertel
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
Ackerson, C. C. J.
This is an action in ejectment and the answer thereto is a general denial.
*248The matter now comes before me for decision, without a jury, upon an agreed state of facts. Turning to this agreement I find that Edward Schoch died testate on May 19th, 1916, seized of the premises in question in this action. His only heirs-at-law were his three daughters, Louisa Stabel, Henrietta Hetterich (who are the plaintiffs herein) and Margaret Gertel, wife of Charles C. Gertel, the defendant. His will was probated by the surrogate of Hudson county on J une 10th, 1916, and by the third item…
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- Walker v. BennettNew Jersey Court of Chancery · 1930
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