Hickey v. Kahl

This controversy is presented by a bill of complaint filed by the executor of the will of Alexander Horvath, the testator having died February 3d 1940, at the age of seventy-nine. It involves the ownership of money standing to the credit of two savings accounts both opened in the name of "Alexander Horvath in trust for Helen Kahl" in which all deposits were Horvath's money; also the ownership of the balance remaining of the sum of $900 cash given by decedent to Helen Kahl a few weeks before his death. Mrs. Kahl is named as a defendant, as are three of Horvath's children who are residuary…