Stoever v. Ludwig

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Stoever v. Ludwig

4 Serg. & Rawle 201

DecidedMay 29, 1818

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Stoever v. Ludwig, 4 Serg. & Rawle 201 (Pa. 1818).

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Opinion

By The Court.

We think the Register’s Court did right. It appears, that the deceased left no children, but a [202]*202mother and a sister of the half-blood, the wife of Adam Stoever jun. In that case, the mother was next of kin, and exclusively entitled to the administration. The Register’s Court had a fight to revoke the first letters and direct to whom the new ones should issue.

Decree affirmed.

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By The Court.

We think the Register’s Court did right. It appears, that the deceased left no children, but a [202]*202mother and a sister of the half-blood, the wife of Adam Stoever jun. In that case, the mother was next of kin, and exclusively entitled to the administration. The Register’s Court had a fight to revoke the first letters and direct to whom the new ones should issue.

Decree affirmed.

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