Rauhut v. Reinhart
Orphan's Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
Reinhardt, Judge:
At the hearing of the cause testimony was taken, certain exhibits were admitted in evidence and the deposition of Anna L. Reinhart was, by agreement, also admitted in evidence.
Taking up the first exception. There was no conflict of testimony as to the matters set out in the first exception. I find that Julius W. Rauhut and Lena M. Rauhut were husband and wife and in their lifetime were the joint holders of the title to a mortgage of One Thousand Dollars covering the property No. 7 Fifth Avenue. In the mortgage Julius W. Rauhut and his wife, Lena M. Rauhut, appear as…
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