Legal Opinion
Mallett v. Hall
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Decided May 27, 1930PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSturgis, J.
Appeal in equity from decree of single Justice dismissing the Bill with costs.
Everett S. Hall, late of Augusta, Maine, died March 1, 1917, testate, leaving a widow, Cora M. Hall, and, as his sole heirs at law, Emile B. Hall, a brother; Ida B. Williams, a sister; Omar A. Hall, a nephew; and Chauncey A- Hall, the defendant, also a nephew. The estate of the decedent consisted of a house and a lot on Sewall Street in Augusta, a camp and lot in Vassalboro, and personal property of an additional value of $5,497.97. The value of the real estate does not appear.
After the payment of his debts, funeral…
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