Freeth v. Rule
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Eagle R. Rule, a brother of complainant, Florence Freeth, and defendants Julia Rule, Sarah Rule and Minnie R. Allen, died on May 30th, 1934, seized of four tracts of land located in Jersey City, particularly known as Nos. 831 and 860 Pavonia avenue, 146 Garrison avenue, and 47-51 Jefferson avenue. By the second clause of his will, duly admitted to probate in Hudson county, he devised all of these lands, together with the dwellings erected thereon, in equal parts, to his said sisters.
On October 10th, 1934, petitioner, together with her husband, filed a bill for a partition of these lands, an…
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