In re the Estate of Brown
New York Surrogate's Court
Proceedings on judicial settlement of adminisratrix’s account.
1Opinion of the Court
Davie, S.
David N. Brown died, intestate, February 7, 1905, leaving him surviving his widow, six children and one grandchild, his heirs at law and next of win. At the time of his decease he possessed a small amount of personal property, and real estate of the value of $6,000. Letters of administration upon his estate were issued, February 25, 1905, to the widow, who now presents her accounts for final judicial settlement, to which various objections are filed.
It is asserted on the part of the contestants that the administratrix has failed to account for all the assets of the estate, but such…
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- In Re the Final Accounting of FrazerNew York Court of Appeals · 1883
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- Ulster County Savings Institution v. YoungNew York Court of Appeals · 1899
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