Levi v. Levi

In 1919 the husband of complainant contracted to buy the premises in question, on which was a two-family house, for $4,300, and to pay $187.50 in cash and the balance in monthly installments of $37.50. The husband and wife immediately took possession, occupying one floor and renting the other. In 1922 the husband died, leaving a son and the son's wife, the defendants. After the death of the husband the complainant continued in possession. In 1926 complainant was committed to the State Hospital at Greystone Park and remained there until the spring of 1927, when she was paroled in the custody…