Page v. Afflerbach

The defendant, a spinster now upward of fifty-seven years of age, was the only daughter of Henry Afflerbach and his wife, who resided for many years in Atlantic City. He was in the stationery business. After the wife's death, which occurred in 1900, he purchased a property known as No. 14 South California avenue, and caused the title to be placed in the defendant.

Shortly after the purchase of this property he and his daughter moved into it, where he remained until his death. Complainant, then a single woman, also lived with the father and daughter in the property in question. She received…