In re Wilson

Citations

• 9 Del. Ch. 332
• 82 A. 695
• 1912 Del. Ch. LEXIS 31

Syllabus

<p>The Court of Chancery has jurisdiction to issue a commission de lunático inguirendo respecting a peison who has real estate within the jurisdiction, though he be a non-resident.</p> <p>Where there was no Chancery rule for the giving of notice to an alleged lunatic upon the filing of a petition for a writ of de lunático inguirendo, it may be given in such a way that the Chancellor will be sure that the supposed lunatic, if in such condition that a notice will be proper and useful, has knowledge of the proceeding, though living in another jurisdiction.</p>