Offredi v. Huhla
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtElls, J.
Edwin Huhla, administrator of the estate of Agnes Huhla, made written application to the Pro bate Court for the district of North Branford to order the sale of the real estate of the deceased and to empower him to sell and convey it as provided by statute. The court, upon due notice and hearing, found that there was reasonable cause for granting the application, and made the following order: “Ordered that the real estate described in said application be sold, and that the said administrator be and he is hereby empowered to sell and convey the same at Public sale by sealed bids to be received…
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