21 A.2d 805 | N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. | 1941
Initially we note that the appeal papers as they came to us, were entitled in the reverse order of parties. This was contrary to our rule 20.
Further, the only party defendant entitled to an appeal, so far as we can see, is Elsie H. Hub. No appearance was entered for Harry I. Breidenbach. No answer or other pleading was filed in his behalf, and a decree pro confesso was entered against him.
Appellant asserts that "The court erred in accepting and retaining jurisdiction" inasmuch as "it is the established practice of the Court of Chancery to decline jurisdiction over the accountings of executors and testamentary trustees and to remit the parties to the Orphans' Court." The Court of Chancery has jurisdiction over the subject-matter, Brown v. FidelityUnion Trust Co.,
For reversal — None. *217