Rundell v. Bentley
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from Greene county court. Action by Winifeld S. Rundell against Alexander N. Bentley for necessaries furnished by plaintiff to Mrs. Maria S. George. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtIngalls, J.
On the 26th November, 1887, Mrs. Maria S. George conveyed to Alexander N. Bentley, the defendant, the real and personal property of which she was then possessed, and as the consideration for such transfer he agreed to care for and support her during her natural life. After such transfer the defendant appears to have provided for Mrs. George satisfactorily until about February 1, 1888. She was living in a house upon the farm which she conveyed to the defendant, and was taken sick about the 1st of February, 1888, and was in a destitute condition, owing to the omission of the defendant to…
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