Fisher v. Hubbell
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL from an interlocutory order made at the Erie county Special Term, determining the rights of the parties in an equity case.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Talcott, J.
Albert Banta, a resident of the county of Ontario, died there prior to Februry 10, 1864, leaving him surviving Sarah Banta, his widow, and his two sons and- heirs-at-law, Charles Edward Banta and Stanley A. Banta. He also left a last will, whereby he appointed the said Sarah Banta, his widow, *88sole executrix. «Charles Edward Banta, one of the sons of said Albert, died in September, 1864, leaving a last will, whereby the defendant George Hubbell was appointed his sole executor. Mrs. Sarah Banta proceeded with the execution of the will of Albert Banta, until October,…
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