In Adsit v. Adsit, 2 Johns. Ch. 448, the chancellor says: "The legacy is not declared, by any express words in the will, to be in lieu of dower.
Summary of this case from Matter of AllenJuly, 1915.
Judgment and order affirmed, with costs. All concurred.
In Adsit v. Adsit, 2 Johns. Ch. 448, the chancellor says: "The legacy is not declared, by any express words in the will, to be in lieu of dower.
Summary of this case from Matter of AllenFull title:Ella M. Adsit, Respondent, v. Franklin M. Adsit, Appellant
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Fourth Department
Date published: Jul 1, 1915
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