Richardson's Estate

Decision Date17 February 1890
Citation132 Pa. 292
PartiesESTATE OF W. T. RICHARDSON, DECEASED.
CourtPennsylvania Supreme Court

Before PAXSON, C. J., STERRETT, GREEN, CLARK, WILLIAMS, McCOLLUM and MITCHELL, JJ.

APPEAL BY MATILDA RICHARDSON FROM THE ORPHANS' COURT OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.

No. 32 July Term 1889, Sup. Ct.; court below, No. 34 October Term 1888, O. C.

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PER CURIAM:

This case is affirmed upon the opinion of the learned judge of the Orphans' Court upon the exceptions.

Decree affirmed and the appeal dismissed at the costs of the appellants.

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  • Commonwealth v. Custer
    • United States
    • Pennsylvania Superior Court
    • 18 Julio 1941
    ...a man who had procured a divorce in Mexico, did not render a mother unfit to be given custody of her child. See also Richardson's Estate, 132 Pa. 292, 19 A. 82, which held that after a divorce procured under conditions somewhat similar to those here involved, the respondent might, by delay ......
  • In re Watt's Estate
    • United States
    • Pennsylvania Supreme Court
    • 13 Noviembre 1962
    ...only if Veronica Watt was attacking the validity of a divorce which she obtained but that, obviously, is not the present situation. In Richardson, supra, the facts were as in 1849, Richardson married one Matilda Little and had two children by her; in 1857 the parties separated and Richardso......
  • Watt's Estate, In re
    • United States
    • Pennsylvania Supreme Court
    • 13 Noviembre 1962
    ...gives rise to an estoppel'. The court in reaching this conclusion relied on Romanski Estate, 354 Pa. 261, 47 A.2d 233, Richardson's Estate, 132 Pa. 292, 19 A. 82, and U. S. National Bank in Johnstown et al. v. Drabish, 187 Pa.Super. 169, 144 A.2d 640. In Romanski, supra, this Court held tha......
  • Hollingshead v. Hollingshead
    • United States
    • New Jersey Court of Chancery
    • 27 Febrero 1920
    ...be a work of supererogation, if, indeed, possible. Among them may be mentioned Elliott v. Wohlfrom, 55 Cal. 384; Richardson's Estate, 132 Pa. 292, 19 Atl. 82; Loud v. Loud, 129 Mass. 14 (rested on "connivance"); Re Morrisson, 52 Hun, 102, 5 N. Y. Supp. 90; Re Swales, 60 App. Div. 599, 70 N.......
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