Freeman v. Feder

• Decision Date: 21 November 1922
• Docket Number: No. 7.,7.
• Citation: Freeman v. Feder, 119 A. 924 (N.J. 1922)
• Court: New Jersey Supreme Court
• Parties: SADIE FREEMAN et al., appellants, v. LEO FEDER et al., executors, &c., respondents

119 A. 924

FREEMAN et al.

v. FEDER et al.

No. 7.

Court of Errors and Appeals of New Jersey.

Nov. 21, 1922.

Appeal from Prerogative Court.Will contest by Sadie Freeman and others against Leo Feder and others, as executors.From a decree of the Prerogative Court(114 Atl. 793), affirming the decree of the orphans' court admitting the will to probate, contestants appeal.

Affirmed.Louis G. Morten, of Jersey City, and Robert H. McCarter, of Newark, for appellants.

William B. Gourley, of Paterson, for respondentRebecca Rhode.

Francis Scott, of Paterson, for Leo and George Feder.

PER CURIAM.The contest in this case is over the probate of the last will and testament of Charles Feder.The contest was made on the ground of undue influence.The will was admitted to probate by the orphans' court of Passaic county.On an appeal to the Prerogative Court the decree of the orphans' court of Passaic county was affirmed, and the appeal dismissed.We have examined the voluminous record with the result, that we have reached the same conclusions as the orphans' court of Passaic county and the Prerogative Court.The questions involved are largely questions of fact.The decree of the Prerogative Court, affirming the decree of the orphans' court of Passaic county, should be affirmed, and the...