In re Victor

Prior to January 6, 1939, the respondent, Esther Jacobs, had possession of a bank book belonging to her sister,, the decedent, Anna S. Black. The book showed a deposit of $3,500 to the credit of Anna S. Black. On January 6,1939, the respondent withdrew said $3,500 deposit and deposited the same in the Onondaga County Savings Bank to the credit of herself or her daughter, Lillian Jacobs, with the legend “ either or survivor may draw.” Anna S. Black died intestate on January 20, 1939. On June 17, 1939, William Victor, a nephew of the decedent, was appointed the administrator of the estate' of…