120 A. 786 (N.J.Eq. 1923), In re Appeal From An Order Made and Issued By Surrogate of County of Hudson To Show Cause Before Him Why Decree Should Not Be Made Declaring Florence Curran To Be Dead

Citation: 120 A. 786, 94 N.J.Eq. 723

Opinion Judge: LEWIS, VICE-ORDINARY.

Party Name: In the matter of the appeal from an order made and issued by the surrogate of the county of Hudson to show cause before him why decree should not be made declaring FLORENCE CURRAN to be dead, and from the decree by the said surrogate declaring the said Florence Curran to be dead

Attorney: Mr. Randolph Perkins and Mr. John F. Drewen, Jr., proctors for the appellant. Messrs. Sullivan & Meehan, proctors for the respondent.

Case Date: April 20, 1923

Court: New Jersey Supreme Court