In Re Estate Neubert
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Aug. 21, 1900. The opinion of the Court was delivered by For reasons that will hereinafter appear, we deem it necessary to set out the "Case" in full, which is as follows: "J.S. Pinkhussohn, a resident of Charleston, S.C. on the 3d November, 1898, filed his petition in the probate court for Charleston County, alleging that William Neubert, a resident of Charleston, South Carolina, and of Gainesville, Florida, died intestate, leaving personal property in Charleston of the value of $25,000, and no relatives in the city; and the petitioner is a creditor, and praying letters of administration,…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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