Leppert v. Leppert
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
A narrative of the subject-matter of this cause may well be confined to a summary of the principal facts.
On January 2d 1920, one Margaret Leppert, the mother of the complainants, died intestate seized in fee-simple of premises identified as No. 128 Remsen Avenue, in the City of New Brunswick. She left her surviving as her heirs-at-law five children, named Eleanor, George, Burell, Margaret and Anna, all of whom were her co-occupants of the premises.
On February 12th, 1923, the eldest child, Eleanor, married Edward Nevius and on April 28th, 1926, she instituted a suit in this court to partition…
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