Alper v. Alper

The bill was filed by Harold Alper, a son of Morris Alper (now deceased), against his sister Theresa Alper. Originally the bill sought to have set aside a certain deed of conveyance whereby in May of 1945 Morris Alper conveyed to his daughter Theresa a dwelling house situated at 36 Van Ness Place, in the City of Newark. The bill charges that the conveyance was the result of undue influence exerted by the grantee, the daughter Theresa. Joined as co-defendants in the suit were all of Morris Alper's other children and their spouses and also the infant children of his daughter Goldye A. Shapiro,…