In re the Estate of Anzalone
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
Hart, S.
The deceased, Frances Anzalone, died leaving as the only asset of the estate an industrial life insurance policy in the amount of $356. It seems that the claimant, Philip Anzalone, one of the sons of the decedent, unaware of the existence *717of this policy, advanced toward the payment of the funeral bill $185. He now claims reimbursement against the estate.
The administrator, who is also the husband, invokes section 200 of the Surrogate’s Court Act which reads: “ If a person having a family die, leaving a widow or husband, or minor child or children the following articles shall not be…
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