Gabryszak v. Gabryszak

New York Supreme Court

Gabryszak v. Gabryszak

136 N.Y.S. 270

DecidedJune 21, 1912

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Gabryszak v. Gabryszak, 136 N.Y.S. 270 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1912).

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Opinion

POOLEY, J.

[1] The demurrer is sustained, on the grounds that Marcella M., a daughter and devisee under the will of the mother of the parties to this action, is not a party, although her interest appears on the face of the complaint; also, that the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action".

[2] The will is quite simple, devising the property equally to the named children of deceased. In terms, it devises the property to a son, in trust for the children; but no trust is created other than that imposed upon an executor with the powers granted here, and, there being no duties devolving upon the trustee as such, the executor (who is also the trustee named) is called upon to proceed in the usual manner to pay the debts, if any, and make distribution of the estate as directed.

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POOLEY, J.

[1] The demurrer is sustained, on the grounds that Marcella M., a daughter and devisee under the will of the mother of the parties to this action, is not a party, although her interest appears on the face of the complaint; also, that the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action".

[2] The will is quite simple, devising the property equally to the named children of deceased. In terms, it devises the property to a son, in trust for the children; but no trust is created other than that imposed upon an executor with the powers granted here, and, there being no duties devolving upon the trustee as such, the executor (who is also the trustee named) is called upon to proceed in the usual manner to pay the debts, if any, and make distribution of the estate as directed.

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136 N.Y.S. 270, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/gabryszak-v-gabryszak-nysupct-1912.