Partridge v. executors of Partridge
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On demurrer.
1Opinion of the Court
Van Fleet, V. C.
The situation which gave rise to this suit may be sufficiently stated, for present purposes, as follows: Charles Partridge died testate in January, 1885; his will was proved shortly after his death before the surrogate of the county of Essex; the complainants are creditors of his estate in a sum exceeding $14,000; their debts have been proved and the proofs presented to his executors, but the debts have not been paid; his estate has not been declared insolvent; it is not so, in fact; the balance shown to be in the hands of his executors, by their final account, as restated and…
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