The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

Complications th,, Arise In r,r,,.,.
Law In ihI- = MA. 'S ",

complications that Arise In Tnr,,,,
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Myers and promised 10 eo.ur, ~, , I,,, S't
comptro'lor would give nml~0. oy. ,r. ',,
r| SipsS in, as ,,o hi, , ,Sr I@' I'M
n",'eu 'n'.o '.,' ~ ','', "''' '.' 'n law
yer re'errr" I" me 'hN"''" rr-,NlM rr.tmt,
md bnd boen ,cmuy,d rr.,., a.. '.'''cnt
oxaomtor. 60 ,.,iI ,r,' ''',' '' ,,'' lglhs
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Iattorand III" ,,v'or r', n w 'e' @""a'hs
'a,.e. u"' .n9 ."Wa Or "''"E w" N','o re-.
dollars. The rcvcjn,i.n.in ,, ".".. .''a'a4i
moro imnnr,,rt ,,n, .',I" '.'', '"'' Nc4a
proved tina, tho state wa, f',,a.an,Ir .4 So.
sons ,m having rronrr,v w,Ii, N , '' Ter
law wn "a" n a,ssp" T." mo 20 We iHh"rn.," lI
cnportanity for cva,lng tho law wa n@H ,G
oo Inc experience oil those whosrdUty tsto
tr"meiy Intricate prSgi, ms", f ,Mat eH.
arising. and, inasmuch as ,GSv are ro "iIani
Fesp9ns,pe FOR my e 5r They are Subjected
",These prob ems. ,saiI Sir 'l2c,y. coms
trolier Myers lrEa, adIiSrr. are often as in.
NOT nriss II n wsre a' mi for th hny would
tween the laws OF INC several Stats; As each
u. 81, tneso 10 InuensniueLt o. ,hy o'h"r, ahdas
happens that we and s1dt tie h "TrSs'a a.s
law nr ro leviGs tax OF on" per cent
r rIaas are taTeI nyG per cent TINS tan n.
tanres OF less value than $1,000 and colIat
era OF lei Hot th1n Snop
Affected Sl Ssl.,, When man inherts over $1,000
~ be doesn't mi mind rayng ms per cent even
certain y, , about receiving. There was young
tnherited S300,o0o from his aunt. He paid
over the Sl0.VOo OF tax without II mnrmur
hn me h law Is really OF great antiquity and
owner Of real estate couid not dispose Of it in IL
whom he had received it. ;, Every person in the
kingdom: excepting the King; was under the
Of tic king was the
lord In chi"f. His Immediate tenants exer.
sied th9 same power ertn oyer Their vas
every owner Of real property being
restrained from disposing Of it without the
Of ss ss m deT to
price agreed upon between lin and his lord.
1t might pc money or it might be something
this country. still the State is the sovereign ia
the sense that, all the lands originally be.
mediate owner can be found also belongs st to l It
within eighteen months OF the death OF Of the the
ossFE ts an %ea the sfns
10 per cent a year. The way In which persons
this: Say that the deceased left In this State
;depositf. notes. stoeks. S?nIs. and u.
Sssa seenres ot the w9 sate s
ty would be beyond our iurisdiction' r In or.
from tic last Lesisiature recon compeilnS the safe
scS t n6x banks
before allowing executors or benefciaries to
same time we checkmated Atlantis to dispose
OF or remove the property OF non residents By
securing an amendment which directs the Sur.
to any proceeding affecting the property 10
secure the power to dispose OF the property.
from the Surrogate The latter calls us in, and
We protest against the issuance OF any such
etter until tie tax is paid. Only the other day
the State could be cheated as to personal prop
prty where the executor conceals 1t. but he
The chances are therefore Very slim. 0
Some OF the ticklish questions arise whore
part OF the estate OF the deceased lies in an
other State. In ono case taken before the
tor set up the claim that we had no authority
TO tax tho estate, because the only property in
this estate consisted OF personal securities.
other State. The Court OF Appenls decided.
however. that personal property was taxaLls
,yhereyer If remainei hnhituaily Then
another interesting point arose Ne found
among the securities OF an estate Of n de.
ceased person in this city q certificate OF stock
in n Nav Jerscv water comnanw' Tba owner