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Citations

  • 106 A.D. 238
  • 94 N.Y.S. 269

Syllabus

<p>Claim, against a decedent's estate — interest runs from-the date of its presentation.</p> <p>Interest on a claim presented against a decedent’s estate for board furnished to the decedent should not be computed from the date when the last board was furnished, but from the date of the presentation of the claim; if the date of the presentation does not appear, but only the date of rejection, the interest should be computed from the latter date.</p>

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