Vanuxem's Estate
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Appeal, No. 257, Jan. T., 1904, by William Potter et al., executors, from decree of O. C. Montgomery Co., April T., 1904, No. 7, confirming the report of the collateral appraisement in estate of Louis C. Vanuxem, deceased. Appeal from appraisement of collateral inheritance tax.
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Appeal, No. 257, Jan. T., 1904, by William Potter et al., executors, from decree of O. C. Montgomery Co., April T., 1904, No. 7, confirming the report of the collateral appraisement in estate of Louis C. Vanuxem, deceased. Appeal from appraisement of collateral inheritance tax. Solly, P. J., -filed the following opinion: Louis C. Vanuxem, a resident of the township of Springfield, this county, died therein on December 21, 1903, unmarried and testate, leaving no lineal descendants. His will is dated October 16, 1902, and has several codicils attached. In the third item he gives general…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mb. Justice Potteb,
Louis C. Vanuxem, Esq., of Springfield township, Montgomery county, made his last will and testament dated October 16, 1903. By item seven of his will he gives his executors full power and discretion to sell any or all of his real estate, whenever any such sale be necessary or expedient for any purpose of his estate, of administration, distribution or otherwise. -He was seized of certain real estate in Tennessee and Illinois, and upon this property, the appraiser of collateral inheritance tax, assessed taxes. This was done upon the ground that the directions in…
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