New Jersey Court of Chancery August 17, 1912 (Conrad v. Conrad)

Stevens, Y. C.

This is a bill for an accounting. The charge is that the defendants, Charles A. Conrad and his wife, took advantage of the mental weakness of Charles Conrad, a great uncle, who was liv*25mg witli them, to obtain considerable sums of money (either the proceeds of the sale of real estate or other money) for which they are bound to account.