In re the alleged lunacy of Foran
New Jersey Court of Chancery
This matter was referred to James Buchanan, as advisory master, who filed the following conclusions: The brother of an alleged lunatic presents this petition to the chancellor under the supplement approved March 3d, 1915, and which took effect immediately (P. L. 1915 ¶. •57), stating, amongst other things, that the alleged lunatic is possessed of personal property consisting of about $-1,000, deposited to his credit with a trust company, and praying the chancellor to…
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This matter was referred to James Buchanan, as advisory master, who filed the following conclusions: The brother of an alleged lunatic presents this petition to the chancellor under the supplement approved March 3d, 1915, and which took effect immediately (P. L. 1915 ¶. •57), stating, amongst other things, that the alleged lunatic is possessed of personal property consisting of about $-1,000, deposited to his credit with a trust company, and praying the chancellor to ascertain the truth of the allegations of the petition, and to appoint a guardian of the alleged lunatic. By the second section…
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
An order will be made in conformity with the advice contained in the conclusions of Advisory Master Buchanan, which are hereby adopted as the opinion of the court.
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