Bottomley v. Bottomley
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
This is an executors' suit for construction of a will. Samuel G. Croft, the testator, died July 28th, 1941, leaving an estate valued at more than $5,000,000. Taxes and specific bequests have been paid and $2,372,651.30 remains to be distributed under the residuary clause of the will. It reads:
"Thirteenth. All the balance of my estate, I bequeath unto my three nephews, Harold Sidney Bottomley, Estate of GordonFrederick Bottomley and Howland William Bottomley, in the following proportions; Harold Sidney Bottomley to have four-tenths; Estate of Gordon Frederick Bottomley and Howland William…
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