In Ames v. Duryea (6 Lans. 155, affd. [1874] 61 N.Y. 609) another will was saved by a like holding of domicile in this State.
Summary of this case from Matter of DukeArgued May 13, 1874
Decided September term, 1874
A. Hazeltine for the appellant.
J.S. Carpenter for the respondents.
EARL, C., reads for affirmance; LOTT, Ch. C., and REYNOLDS, C., concur.
DWIGHT, C., reads for reversal. GRAY, C., does not concur with EARL.
Judgment affirmed.
In Ames v. Duryea (6 Lans. 155, affd. [1874] 61 N.Y. 609) another will was saved by a like holding of domicile in this State.
Summary of this case from Matter of DukeFull title:EDWARD R. AMES, Appellant, v . GEORGE H. DURYEA et al., Respondents
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Sep 1, 1874
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