Schwalber v. Ehman
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill, answer'and proofs. The complainant is the widow of Charles J. Sehwalber, deceased. 'She files her bill of complaint, as his administratrix, against the defendant Eegina Ehman, alleging that the latter was the paramour of the decedent in his lifetime and at the time of his death; that Sehwalber advanced the purchase-money of a house at Eiverside, New Jersey, for one John Brand, and because of the undue influence of Eegina, and to conceal his property from his wife,…
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On bill, answer'and proofs. The complainant is the widow of Charles J. Sehwalber, deceased. 'She files her bill of complaint, as his administratrix, against the defendant Eegina Ehman, alleging that the latter was the paramour of the decedent in his lifetime and at the time of his death; that Sehwalber advanced the purchase-money of a house at Eiverside, New Jersey, for one John Brand, and because of the undue influence of Eegina, and to conceal his property from his wife, who was proceeding for alimony, he took a mortgage for $550 on the house and lot of Brand, in the name of Eegina as…
1Opinion of the Court
Grey, Y. C.
The complainant is the administratrix of Charles Schwalber, deceased. She files her bill, as administratrix, against the defendant for relief as to three separate incidents:
First. That the Brand mortgage may be reinstated in favor of the complainant, or that the defendant may be decreed to convey to complainant the house and lot obtained by its surrender.
Second. That the defendant may assign the Yoghte mortgage to the complainant and pay the interest she has collected thereon.
Third. That she may account for personal property, which the complainant insists she removed from…
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