Legal Opinion
Vergnani v. Guidetti
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Decided February 27, 1941PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtLummus, J.
Nando Guidetti of Plymouth died intestate on March 16, 1936, leaving no real estate and personal estate of.about $10,000. Representing that he left only collateral relatives, some in this country and others in Italy, a sister petitioned for administration, and on August 24, 1936, Frank Leveroni, Esquire, was appointed administrator.
On September 29, 1937, Giuseppe Guidetti of Sant’ Agostino, Province of Ferrara, Italy, claiming to be the only child and heir of the intestate, filed, through his uncle and attorney in fact, Abdon Vergnani of Brockton, a petition for the revocation of the…
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