Vedder v. Saxton
New York Supreme Court
-y-OTIOH by the plaintiff for a new trial, upon exceptions.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Parker, P. J.
This action is brought to recover for the conversion of certain articles of personal property, the title to which, as the plaintiff claims, passed to him by purchase from the defendants.
The property belonged to one Benjamin Glazier, at the time of his death. The defendant Anna Saxton, (now the wife of the other defendant,) was then his wife, and on his death became his widow. Glazier, by his last will and testament, dated August 21,1861, made the following disposition of his property, viz: “After paying all my lawful debts and furnishing decent tomb stones to my…
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