Jaudon v. Hayes
New York Supreme Court
Controversy between William Bainbridge Jaudon, as plaintiff, and Richard Somers Hayes, as defendant, submitted on an statement of facts without action.
1Opinion of the CourtVan Brunt, P. J.
This submission is made for the purpose of construing a clause in the will of Commodore Bainbridge, who died in the year 1833, a resident of the state of Pennsylvania, in which state the will was admitted to probate. Both plaintiff and defendant being residents of the state of New York, this question is submitted to this jurisdiction. The clause of the will in question reads as follows:
“Fifthly. The medal presented to me by congress, I bequeath to my beloved wife, Susan Bainbridge, during her natural life; on her demise, to be handed down to my oldest surviving daughter, and on her demise, in…
2Cited by1 opinion
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