HUNTER ESTATE CASE
REMOVAL OP TRUSTEES SOUGHT
'"'»» AMOCUTIOK T.MUU)
a., ■ ELLINGTON, July 2. Sm5?P the case before th * 4tX ln Which Lad y H «nter WL^ moVal of c y"l Paul » C J?° mas Percy Hunter fr om lubaaj W „ IP m the of her aIJSL 1 " 3 ' th * afternoon. . tr»&. plainti ffs complaint not.taking legal ad4n acti J°4 Whether the y should 11 6«niari»k n o t . o recover a gift of ?>S HaSfJir George Hunter to S 1 that thou^T es i ate - Mr w «ston Hunter was an Cft the parties at S? e M iZt war-weary. f * whichW lot of "Ration, the t^ £BM? d T a K m °unted to some- ? h °neiittv fK« tru stees, if they d '*tt Ugl l there was' no h »ve bSrl a ? t tion ' w naturn? ny ftaffi. mW of ?£*««& J£p£ on - Apart alto--8 ft »t the M?»» as £ *&** was a feelggh. ne *»te had been penal ?£ d iy. ecase Will be continued on Mon-
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 23
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