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Will interpretation sought in Henry Gray case at Supreme Court
The Melbourne Supreme Court heard an originating summons over a 19th century will and its codicil. Executors Charles Watson Gray and A H du Boulay contend ambiguities about revocation and annuities. Questions address the fate of Western Australia real estate, annuities upon Gray’s death, division among Fuchs children, and elder child trust fund arrangements. The judge reserved verdict.
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Henry Gray
Supreme Court
A. H. du Boulay
Charles Watson Gray
Carl Fuchs
A. H.du Boulay
Supreme Court of Victoria
Supreme Court of
Western Australia
Jane Fuchs
Elizabeth Campbell
Anne Gray
Union Bank of Australia
Lily Watson
Dora, Robertson
May Fuchs
Hilda Fuchs
Betty Fuchs
Victoria Mildred Gray
Ellen Sutton Gray
Alfred Charles Burnett Gray
May Cooper Gray
Vivian Clarence Gray
Leslie John Gray
Teighton Henry Gray
Anne Davies
Fuchs
Wilzabeth Cambell
Anne Bray
Union Bank
F. M. Stone
J. M. Speed
C. T. Russell
Mr. Henning
Karl Fuchs