Bartos v. Bartos
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPersonius, J.
The plaintiff is the father of the defendants who are all infants. On May 29, 1924, the plaintiff and his wife, Meri (tenants by the entirety of certain real property), deeded it to Frank Pichlar, who, with his wife, thereupon deeded it to plaintiff’s wife, Meri, individually. In August, 1928, Meri died intestate, leaving the plaintiff, her husband, and the defendants, her children, as her sole heirs at law. The plaintiff alleges that this conveyance to his wife was without consideration and upon her agreement to hold the property for the plaintiff and, upon his request, to convey it back to…
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