Hartman v. Hartle
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill, &C.
1Opinion of the Court
Foster, Y. C.
Mrs. Dorothea Geick died testate on April 8th, 1921, leaving five children, one of them being the complainant. She named her two sons-indaw executors and they qualified. Among other matters the will expressfy directed her execm tors to sell her real estate and to divide the proceeds equally among her children.
On February 9th, 1922, the executors sold part of the real estate known as the farm, at public auction, for $3,900, to one of the testatrix’s sons, Lewis Geick, who actually bought the property for his sister, Josephine Dieker, who is the wife of one of the executors.
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