Mason v. Fuller
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Amicable Submission upon an agreed statement of facts,. brought to the Superior Court in Hartford county and reserved for the advice of this court. The question related to the pei'sonal property left by Mary R. Mason, deceased, the plaintiff being her husband, tlie defendant Fuller administrator of her estate, and the other defendants her next of kin. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtButler, J.
This is an amicable suit upon agreed facts presenting two questions for our determination.
As the evident object of the parties is to obtain a final adjudication of their respective rights, and not to settle any supposed doubtful questions of law, we shall decide the questions without giving reasons for our decision at any considerable length
The first question is, whether the said Jarvis K. Mason is entitled to hold and retain possession of said personal estate as trustee or otherwise. The personal estate to which the question relates was on the 28d of June 1863 the property of Mary R.…
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