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· 10/19/1885

Nusbaum v. Louchheim Bros.

Citations

  • 1 Sadler 106
  • 1 A. 391
  • 1885 Pa. LEXIS 647

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  • creditor who obtained all of the debtor husband’s interest in a tenancy by the entirety was entitled to immediate possession and enjoyment of the property, but nothing done by the husband alone could defeat the right of the wife to the whole estate should she survive her husband

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