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23 N.Y.S. 191

Halsted v. Halsted

The Superior Court of the City of New York and Buffalo · decided 1893-05-01

Action for an admeasurement of dower by Florice Von Ax Halsted against Jacob H. Halsted, James M. Halsted, Cornelia R. Little, Mary M. Halsted, and Anna B. Halsted, heirs of Jacob Halsted, deceased, and against Jacob H. Halsted, James M. Halsted, and Jacob H. Purdy, as executors, etc., of deceased, and the New York Realty Company and Walter Lawrence. Defendants moved for an inspection of certain letters written to plaintiff by decedent, and in her possession.

A · Decided 1893-05-01

PER CURIAM.

¶1There were certain characteristics of the application below which justify the' decision that was made. It was uncertain that the letters "contained anything that would benefit the defendants, if offered as evidence. Indeed, the contents are undisclosed. The application does not avow specifically that the contents, if learned, will be offered in testimony upon the trial.

¶2Order affirmed, with $10 costs.

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