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decided: March 16, 1965.
MULHOLLANDv.PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BANK, APPELLANT
Appeals from decree and order of Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Oct. T., 1960, No. 1343, in case of Laura E. Mulholland v. Pittsburgh National Bank, successor to Peoples First National Bank and Trust Company, Richard Eastell Hoover, Michael Hoover et al.
Frank E. Coho, with him Johnston & Coho, for plaintiff.
Donald C. Bush, with him Richard B. Tucker, Jr., and Griggs, Moreland, Blair & Douglass, and Patterson, Crawford, Arensberg & Dunn, for defendant.
Walter A. Koegler, guardian ad litem, in propria persona.
Bell, C. J., Musmanno, Jones, Cohen, Eagen and Roberts, JJ. Opinion by Mr. Justice Jones.
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Laura E. Mulholland (appellee),*fn1 in 1940 married Richard Hoover. Of that marriage, dissolved by divorce in 1951, three children were born. Sometime prior to January 1953 she married Joseph Millar and of that marriage, dissolved by divorce in 1953, no children were born. Thereafter, she married Harold Mulholland and of that marriage one child has been born.
On many occasions in the period 1943-1950, by reason of appellee's excessive drinking, Richard Hoover, then appellee's husband, was compelled to hospitalize her in an attempt to cure her. On March 30, 1950, the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County declared appellee an "inebriate" and committed her to a Pennsylvania hospital where she remained until October 3, 1950, at which time the court provisionally released her. Thereafter, appellee went to Clearwater, Florida.
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While there she resumed her drinking to the extent that Richard Hoover removed the children, who had gone to Florida on a visit in January 1951 from her custody.*fn2
On February 4, 1953, on petition of her father, appellee was adjudged by the Court of the County of Pinellas in Florida an "incompetent by reason of drunkenness, excessive use of drugs, chronic inebriacy, impulsive drinking, orgies, and occasional violence constituting anti-social pyschopathy". That court appointed appellee's father as guardian of appellee's person and he placed her in a Louisiana Sanitarium. In February 1954, upon application of her father, appellee was adjudged by the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County an inebriate, and appellee, having been returned to Pittsburgh, was committed to a Pennsylvania institution. Less than four months later, appellee was released by the court and placed in the custody of a Mrs. Lemmon.
On March 18, 1955, the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County found that appellee was "able to handle all her personal affairs", cancelled her probation and released her from custody. Since that time appellee has used neither alcohol nor drugs and has been in all respects a normal person.
On April 30, 1951, while in Florida, appellee executed two trust agreements and an assignment.*fn3 Under the first trust agreement, appellee transferred to the Pittsburgh National Bank, as trustee (Bank), certain securities and United States government bonds and, under the provisions of that trust, appellee is to
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receive the net income for life and so much of the principal as the Bank, in its sole discretion, may deem necessary to maintain and support her and, upon appellee's death, separate trusts, to terminate under certain conditions, such as attainment of a certain age, etc., were set up for "each of the issue of the [appellee] living at the [appellee's] death per stirpes." Under the second trust agreement, appellee transferred to the Bank, in trust, 2055 shares of Washington Oil Company common stock and created therewith three separate trusts for appellee's three children born of her marriage to Richard Hoover; under this trust appellee reserved no interest in either the income or the corpus for herself. Both trusts are irrevocable in nature. Under the assignment, appellee transferred to the Bank her interest in certain oil and gas leaseholds in Elk County, Pennsylvania, to become part of the principal of the first trust.
On August 1, 1960, appellee instituted an equity action in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County against the Bank to set aside both the trust agreements and the assignment upon the grounds that at the time of execution of these instruments she was incompetent and unduly influenced and coerced both by her father, Richard Eastall, and her then husband, Richard Hoover. In this action, appellee's four children, then all minors, were joined and a guardian ad litem appointed for them. The court sustained preliminary objections to appellee's complaint on the grounds (1) of laches and (2) that the complaint insufficiently averred fraud, duress, coercion or undue influence. On appeal to this Court we reversed the order of the court below: Mulholland v. Pittsburgh National Bank, 405 Pa. 268, 174 A.2d 861.
The matter was then heard in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County and that court, after hearing, ultimately concluded that (1) appellee was
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not guilty of laches, (2) appellee was incompetent at the time she executed the two trust agreements and the assignment, (3) impliedly at least, appellee had been subjected to undue influence to induce her to sign these instruments, and (4) at least inferentially, the Bank was not entitled to any compensation for its services. The court set aside the trusts. We are convinced, from our examination of this record, that the court below erred in all four respects.
In passing upon the issues presented upon these appeals,*fn4 we must begin with reference to our determination of the prior appeal in this matter, a determination, apparently, subject to some misunderstanding on the part of appellee's counsel as well as of the court below.
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The posture in which Mulholland, supra, was presented to us was a challenge to the propriety of the action of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County in sustaining preliminary objections to and in dismissing appellee's complaint. On that appeal, we were required to accept as true all well-pleaded facts in appellee's complaint (Necho Coal Co. v. Denise Coal Co., 387 Pa. 567, 568, 128 A.2d 771) and to sustain that complaint, if from an examination of the complaint, it was not clear that appellee had been guilty of laches or had not set forth a good cause of action. Viewed in the light of such requirements, the decisional point of Mulholland, supra, was that it appeared from the facts pleaded in the complaint that laches could not be imputed to appellee because she might Page 102} have been under a legal disability at the time and that, even though it was not clear from the complaint that fraud, duress, coercion or undue influence had been exerted upon appellee, the complaint was not so defective as to justify its summary dismissal. Critical in our determination of that appeal were the averments in the complaint that on February 4, 1953 and on June 24, 1960, a Florida court had found that appellee had been incompetent since March 30, 1950 -- thirteen months prior to the execution of the trust agreements and assignment -- and our doubt, arising from the pleadings, of the impact on the question of laches of the decree of the Pennsylvania court which found appellee competent on March 18, 1955 -- over five years prior to the institution of the equity action.
We, therefore, concluded in Mulholland, supra, that, upon the face of appellee's complaint, a summary dismissal of the complaint should not have been directed and we directed that appellee should have "her day in court". Upon that basis, the matter was returned for disposition to the court below.
On these appeals four principal issues are presented: (1) was appellee guilty of laches? (2) was appellee mentally competent on April 30, 1951, the date upon which the trust agreements and assignment were executed? (3) was appellee unduly influenced and coerced in the execution of these instruments? (4) whether the Bank is entitled to any compensation for its services as trustee?
The adjudication of the court below indicates an understanding on the part of the court that by our decision in Mulholland, supra, we had foreclosed any further consideration of the question of laches. That is just not so. In Mulholland, supra, from the pleadings it appeared that, if the Florida court had jurisdiction over appellee on February 4, 1953, when it declared her incompetent, then that order read in connection
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with the order of the Florida court of June 24, 1960, could be construed to mean that, until five weeks prior to the institution of this equity action, appellee was legally incompetent and the circumstances were such that laches could not be imputed to her. Moreover, in view of the paucity of the facts before us, we could not determine the impact on laches of the finding of appellee's competence by the Pennsylvania court on March 18, 1955. The voluminous record now before us presents an entirely different situation than Mulholland, supra, presented.
The record shows that, in February 1953, the Florida court appointed a committee, composed of two psychiatrists and a layman, to inquire into appellee's alleged incompetency and such committee filed a report stating, inter alia: "We determine that [appellee] is not incompetent except by reason of chronic inebriacy".*fn5 On the basis of that report, as well as the court's personal examination of appellee, the court found that appellee was incompetent, "by reason of drunkenness, excessive use of drugs, chronic inebriacy, impulsive drinking, orgies and occasional violence constituting anti-social psychopathy" and appointed appellee's father as guardian of her person.
Judge Phillips, who as a then practicing attorney in Florida had been counsel for appellee's father in the 1953 proceeding and later appellee's counsel in the 1960 proceedings, testifying, by way of deposition, stated that the order of February 4, 1953, was not retroactive and did not constitute a declaration or finding by the court that appellee was an incompetent prior to that date.
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Judge White, the judge who made the order of February 4, 1953, on February 9, 1954, wrote to the Director of the Bureau of Mental Health in Pennsylvania, stating (1) that Florida law conferred jurisdiction over persons temporarily sojourning in that state or otherwise found within the state "without requiring residence", (2) that the court was not aware of any residence of appellee in Florida and that the court considered her residence to be in Pittsburgh and (3) that he considered it desirable that she be transferred to "her home jurisdiction in Pennsylvania for such care, treatment or other disposition as the Pennsylvania Courts may consider meet and proper." (Emphasis supplied).
The record further reveals, that, in June 1960 Judge Phillips was employed as appellee's counsel because appellee desired "to clean up the record to restore her to her competency legally"*fn6 and Judge Phillips stated that the order of June 24, 1960, did not constitute a finding that appellee was competent or incompetent on any date prior to February 4, 1953. Under the testimony of Judge Phillips, personally knowledgeable of both the 1953 and 1960 proceedings as well as of the applicable law of Florida, neither the order of February 4, 1953, nor the order of June 24, 1960, established appellee's incompetency on any date prior to February 4, 1953. On March 18, 1955, the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, appellee's county of residence and domicil, found that appellee was at that time "able to handle her own personal affairs" and it is undisputed that since at least March 18, 1955, appellee has acted as a normal person. Both such facts were found by the court below.
Prior to 1955, appellee's condition was due to excessive drinking on the rebound from which she would
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excessively use drugs and her behavior, following such excessive use of alcohol, required that she be frequently hospitalized. When the Florida court, on February 4, 1953, found that the appellee was incompetent such incompetency was expressly restricted to her conduct caused by excessive drinking. A study of the report of the commission appointed by the Florida court reveals clearly such limitation of its opinion as to her incompetency. There is no suggestion whatsoever that appellee was mentally deranged, a lunatic or mentally defective; on the contrary, whatever behavior she exhibited was due to the excessive use of alcohol.*fn7
Three separate periods of time are portrayed on this record: (a) 1943-April 30, 1951, the date of execution of the three instruments; (b) April 30, 1951 to March 18, 1955, the date when the Pennsylvania court found appellee competent; (c) March 18, 1955 to August 1, 1960, the date when this action was instituted. During the first period, appellee, addicted to the excessive use of alcohol, was hospitalized at least on five occasions; a Pennsylvania court found her to be an "inebriate" and committed her as such but six months later released her; thereafter, she continued to drink excessively. During the second period, appellee continued her drinking but was not adjudged by the Florida court incompetent by reason of inebriacy until ten months after the challenged instruments were executed; she was hospitalized in three different institutions; adjudged in Pennsylvania an "inebriate"; finally, at the end of the period, appellee was found capable of handling her own affairs, a finding which implicitly recognized good behavior for some time prior to March
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, 1955.*fn8 During the third period -- a period of almost five and one-half years -- appellee's behavior was that of a normal person.
Recently in Brodt v. Brown, 404 Pa. 391, 393, 394, 172 A.2d 152, Mr. Justice Eagen, speaking for this Court, said: "Laches has been defined as neglect for an unreasonable and unexplained time under circumstances permitting diligence to do what in law should have been done. [citing authority]. However, the operation of the doctrine does not depend solely upon the passing of time: [citing authority]. Laches will not be imputed where no injury has resulted to the other party by reason of the delay: [citing authority]. In the absence of prejudice to the one asserting laches, the doctrine will not be applied: [citing authority]."*fn9
In the case at bar, nine years elapsed from the time appellee executed the trust agreements until she instituted this action. The evidence clearly shows that appellee had full knowledge of the creation of both trusts and, in fact, the documentary evidence shows not only her knowledge of the existence of the trusts but that she was the income beneficiary of only the first trust. Assuming, arguendo, that, during the second period up until March 18, 1955, appellee was drinking to excess and should be excused from asserting her right, if any she had, to set aside these trusts -- an assumption belied by this record -- there is not the slightest doubt that during the third period she was
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a perfectly normal person, as found by the court below, and, yet, for a period of almost five and one-half years she never questioned the validity of the trusts or sought to have them set aside. No valid excuse, except her alleged legal disability, for such inaction and lack of diligence appears on this record.
During this long period of delay, appellee's father died. Accepting, arguendo, as credible the testimony of appellee's witnesses and appellee in this respect, appellee's father "engineered" the creation of these trusts and the complaint charges him as one of two parties who unduly influenced the appellee to execute the trust instruments. Appellee's father was a most important, if not the key, witness from the point of view of those seeking to uphold the trusts and the unavailability of his testimony has seriously prejudiced both the guardian ad litem and the Bank.
We agree further with the statement in the Bank's brief (at p. 45): "[Appellee's father] died in May of 1955 feeling that his grandchildren would benefit from these trusts. The main asset of one of the trusts was Washington Oil stock that had been his and which he had retained since appellee's marriage in 1940. . . . At this time appellee was not only the beneficiary of a trust set up by her father in 1927 but also beneficiary under a trust of her mother. It is certainly reasonable to assume that [appellee's father], if aware that appellee would after his death seek to have the trust funds of the minor children set aside for her personal benefit, would not have placed the stock into a trust for appellee but would have made other provision for same to go to his grandchildren. This is the corpus of the trust that goes to the three children. . . . The Chancellor stated: '. . . the Hoover children are and will be no worse off than they were prior to [appellee's] execution of these instruments . . . .' This is not
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based on fact. The action of appellee cuts off the minor beneficiaries from funds which they, their grandfather and others expected them to receive. These individuals on the basis of that knowledge made their distributions as deemed appropriate under the circumstances. The position of the minor grandchildren was strongly prejudiced in the eyes of their possible benefactors. In each instance the appellee was the beneficiary. The minor children were not."
In this record there is correspondence consisting of some 21 letters, from the Bank to appellee and the appellee to the Bank, during the period from June 1951 to November 1952. This correspondence shows unequivocally that, eight to nine years before the institution of this action, appellee was fully cognizant of the trusts and even of the manner in which some investments of trust funds were being made. Regularly, appellee accepted payments from the Bank knowing that the source of such payments was the so-called first trust. For nine years, despite knowledge on her part, appellee never questioned the validity of the trusts; more important, however, during the period between March 1955 and August 1960, when appellee concededly was acting as a normal person, rational in her actions and free from the influence of alcohol and drugs, she made no effort to challenge these trusts. Even now appellee does not maintain that she did not know of the trusts, their purpose or that any material facts concerning them were withheld or concealed from her.
In an attempt to excuse her delay, inaction and lack of diligence, appellee seeks to rely on a fiction. She argues that, by reason of the Florida decree of February 4, 1953, she remained under a legal disability which precluded the imputation of laches to her until by the stroke of a pen such legal disability was extinguished
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by the Florida decree of June 24, 1960.*fn10 Such contention is made despite the fact that after March 18, 1955, she was completely normal -- so found by the court below and not disputed on this record -- and had been held by a Pennsylvania court on March 18, 1955, capable of handling her own affairs. Particularly in a court of equity, resort should not be had to a fiction to establish a status which had not existed in fact for almost five and one-half years.
We are fully cognizant of the full faith and credit to be given to a decree of a court of another jurisdiction, assuming that such court had jurisdiction over the person when such decree was made.*fn11 However, under the instant circumstances, we do not consider the Florida decree of June 24, 1960, binding upon us to the extent that we must find appellee under a legal disability up until that time. The Florida decree of February 4, 1953, found appellee incompetent by reason of inebriacy, a condition well recognized as subject to change and, in many instances, impermanent in nature. One year after such finding the Florida court relinquished whatever jurisdiction it had over appellee to Pennsylvania "for such care, treatment or other disposition as the Pennsylvania Courts may consider meet and proper." (Emphasis supplied). The scope and breadth of such relinquishment by the Florida court, in whose jurisdiction appellee was a temporary
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sojourner, to the Pennsylvania courts, in whose jurisdiction appellee had her permanent residence and domicile, left no doubt that the Pennsylvania courts could act with impunity in determining the future competence of appellee without infringing upon the Florida decree of February 4, 1953.*fn12 In view of such relinquishment of jurisdiction, formal restoration of competency by the Florida court became unnecessary; the Pennsylvania courts were given full authority to determine the future competence of appellee.*fn13 When the Pennsylvania court found on March 18, 1955, that appellee was then competent, such action did not constitute judicial interference with the legal processes of the Florida court.
The question of laches is factual and to be determined upon an examination of all the circumstances: Lehner v. Montgomery, 180 Pa. Superior Ct. 493, 502, 119 A.2d 626. The incompetence of appellee found by the Florida court was restrictive and limited in nature,*fn14 the Florida court relinquished its jurisdiction to Pennsylvania to determine appellee's future competence, a Pennsylvania court did thereafter find that appellee was competent and, thereafter, appellee,
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admittedly for almost five and one-half years, did manage her own affairs and acted in a normal and responsible manner. Such facts clearly negative any requirement that there be a formal decree by the Florida court of restoration of appellee's competence before appellee could be considered free of a legal disability and a person to whom laches could be imputed.*fn15
In our view, appellee, neither factually nor legally, after March 18, 1955, was under a legal disability and the decree of the Florida court of June 24, 1960, simply confirming that which was appellee's status, in law and fact, in Pennsylvania, is of no legal import. After March 18, 1955, appellee was under no legal disability such as would immunize her from the application of the doctrine of laches.
The delay in the institution of this action is clearly inexcusable and such delay persisted in for over five and one-half years has seriously prejudiced the rights of those who defend these trusts. Under such circumstances, appellee is barred of recovery on the ground of laches.
In view of the conclusion we have reached, it is unnecessary to consider the other questions raised on these appeals. However, it may not be amiss to note that a careful study of this record indicates that appellee was competent when she executed the trust agreements and the assignment,*fn16 that neither appellee's
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father nor her then husband exerted any undue influence, fraud, or coercion upon her and that both the Bank and the guardian ad litem are entitled to compensation for their services.
Decree reversed and order affirmed. Costs on appellee.
Decree reversed and order affirmed.
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I was able to steer the PCs away from a murderous path by establishing the dhampir as an ally who was able to communicate to the PCs that Siervage is a critical element in keeping the vampires from declaring open season on Caliphas. The PCs understood pretty well that the "right" thing to do was to support Siervage in maintaining order. Also, I played up Siervage's role in betraying the Tyrant at the end of the Shining Crusade (I think that's when it was), so the players (rightfully) viewed Siervage as an ally against the Whispering Way.
That was sufficient to keep down the murderousness once they got to the heart of the vampire underground. Of course, they got to kill many rebellious vampires on the way. I also felt it was necessary to make clear to the PCs that the vampire druid in the greenhouse was allied with Siervage's enemies, which is not the case in the module as written. It didn't seem to make sense to me that Siervage would be open to dealing with the PCs after they slaughtered the vampire druid. With my modification, that act actually did Siervage a favor.
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As to your details, where is this clinic? I could imagine it being sort of at the sewer level, like a few other locations in the module. Or it could be a secret storefront at street level with access to the underground through a hole through which the vampires pass while gaseous (which is basically impossible for the PCs to find -- you don't really want them going underground just yet). I gather when the PCs go there, the clinic is empty? Any bodies? Any signs of struggle? Are they there with the authorities, or has someone else summoned the PCs and the PCs alone? Note that some of the details about HOW vampires are killed from the "Morning Murders" encounter is important, so I would perhaps include that. Maybe a vampire was captured and tossed into an alley and exposed to the morning sun?
I think your hints about the nature of the clinic are great and sufficient.
Regarding the business ledger, I wouldn't worry about it being too obvious, because the vampire connection in general will be obvious and come up soon in the module. The point of this is just to show another side to the vampires in a clever and cool way. But think carefully about WHEN you do it in terms of the direction of the adventure. And maybe it does not need to replace morning murders. Maybe it can be an additional encounter. Whatever seems best.
One suggestion: CHANGE THE PATIENT NAMES! This isn't the U.S. The names should have an Eastern European flavor. Just use a Hungarian name list or generator from Google!
The Owner's Journal seems great and certainly makes it clear the vampires are not uniformly murderous.
I might skip altogether on the survivor. It seems unnecessary and a bit heavy handed. If your players still want to kill all vampires after finding the other stuff, they are a lost cause. Maybe make it clearer by the records that the vampires are offering medical care. If you leave the survivor, then she becomes an NPC you will need to continue to use and perhaps become the main contact with the Underground. Maybe you want to do that, but I liked using the dhampir, who was in the middle rather than actually OF the vampire underground. One other point: I can't imagine the vampires wouldn't have exits in every room they could pass through in gaseous form, so it doesn't really make sense to me a survivor would be stuck hiding there...
Nice job with this!

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November 23, 2011
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN SPENCER, PETITIONER,v.BRIAN FISCHER, AS COMMISSIONER OF CORRECTIONS AND COMMUNITY SUPERVISION, RESPONDENT.
Calendar Date: September 28, 2011
Before: Mercure, J.P., Lahtinen, Malone Jr., Garry and Egan Jr., JJ.
Proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 78 (transferred to this Court by order of the Supreme Court, entered in Albany County) to review a determination of respondent which found petitioner guilty of violating a prison disciplinary rule.
A correction officer observed petitioner throw a white envelope to another inmate and, before the officer could recover it, the inmate threw it back to petitioner. When the officer finally took possession of the envelope, he discovered a cigarette inside that later tested positive for marihuana. As a result, petitioner was charged in a misbehavior report with drug possession. Following a tier III disciplinary hearing, he was found guilty of the charge and the determination was affirmed on administrative appeal. This CPLR article 78 proceeding ensued.
We confirm. The misbehavior report, together with the testimony of the correction officers familiar with the incident, provide substantial evidence supporting the determination of guilt (see Matter of Quezada v Fischer, 85 AD3d 1462, 1462 [2011]; Matter of Lamage v Bezio, 74 AD3d 1676, 1676 [2010]). Although petitioner contends that the envelope was not within his control, the correction officer who wrote the misbehavior report personally observed the exchange between petitioner and the other inmate. Furthermore, while petitioner and the inmate to whom he threw the envelope denied that the envelope belonged to petitioner, this presented a credibility issue for the Hearing Officer to resolve (see Matter of Johnson v Fischer, 84 AD3d 1623 [2011]; Matter of Wahhab v Fischer, 77 AD3d 996, 997 [2010]). Contrary to petitioner's claim, there is no indication that the Hearing Officer was biased or that the determination flowed from any alleged bias (see Matter of Cooper v Prack, 85 AD3d 1470, 1471 [2011]; Matter of Parra v Fischer, 76 AD3d 724, 725 [2010], lv denied 15 NY3d 714 [2010]). Petitioner's remaining procedural challenge to the misbehavior report is not preserved for our review due to his failure to raise it at the hearing (see Matter of Morusma v Fischer, 74 AD3d 1675, 1676 [2010]; Matter of Collins v Bezio, 73 AD3d 1252 [2010]).
Mercure, J.P., Lahtinen, Malone Jr., Garry and Egan Jr., JJ., concur.
ADJUDGED that the determination is confirmed, without costs, and petition dismissed.
Robert D. Mayberger
Clerk of the Court
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House in Le Fleix, Dordogne, France - Peaceful Location With Short Drive To Village Shops And The Towns Of Ste Foy And Ber
This charming and spacious house with private swimming pool is set in a peaceful location with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. French doors from the lounge open onto the terrace which overlooks the rear garden and pool where the sun shines all day. The terrace is an idyllic place to relax after a hard day by the pool, with a glass of local wine, and watch the magnificent evening sunsets. The accommodation is all on the ground floor and the house is well equipped for your needs on holiday. There are 3 double bedrooms, one with a king size bed and two with twin beds, all with fitted wardrobes, dressing tables and bedside cabinets. One of the twin bedded rooms also has a washbasin in an alcove. The lounge is very spacious, light and airy with new comfy sofas and armchairs (pictures to be uploaded) and a new flat screen TV has been installed this year. The well equipped kitchen has everything you need and the dining area has a table to seat 6 people which can be extended to seat 8/10 - extra chairs are kept in the utility room adjoining the kitchen where there is also a 2nd 'fridge, useful for storing extra drinks, a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, ironing board and iron etc. There is a choice of games including table tennis, a junior pool table, table top football, and a selection of board games and books for the less energetic! Outside the garden is spacious with plenty of room for children to run and play games, and the pool is fenced to keep children safe. Garden furniture for alfresco dining and sun beds for lazing by the pool are provided. The 18 hole golf course at the beautiful Château Vigiers is within a 15/20 minute drive from the house and the Château has a choice of restaurants or you can relax on one of their terraces for brunch or lunch. The local village of Le Fleix has all you need for those everyday items including a boulangerie for freshly baked bread and croissants in the morning, a small well stocked supermarket, post office, chemist, restaurant and a wine cooperative where you can sample local wines that you might like to take home. Cycle hire is available and popular in the area and we can arrange for bikes to be delivered to the house by a local hire company and children's bikes are free. If you would like to spend some time cycling around the locality, or collecting your freshly baked croissants in the morning, this can easily be arranged. A 5 minute drive from the house is a newly built shopping mall and the historic market towns of Ste Foy La Grande and Bergerac with their many shops, cafés and restaurants are both within a short drive. Whether you are looking to spend the time relaxing by the pool, or visiting some of the beautiful Chateaux and towns in the Dordogne, Les Barthes is the ideal place to make your holiday both memorable and enjoyable.
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Perfect getaway !
We were very lucky with the weather during our stay and as a result spent many an idle moment lazing around the wonderful pool and gazing at the beautiful views across the fields.
Our dog Bessler thoroughly enjoyed the space and freedom to run around and let off steam, in fact I think he felt a bit depressed on our return home and wondered where his 2 acres had gone !
There is lots to do in the local area - we can recommend visits to St Emilion and local vineyards for wine lovers, and be sure to check out the local markets for a wealth of fresh local produce. We had a wonderful evening at the night market at Ste Foy and can also recommend the bike hire company that Sheila had left details on in the property.
Communication by Sheila was fantastic, she gave us the details of a local vet before we travelled so we could arrange the necessary pre UK return check for the pet passport. Sheila telephoned us before we left for France and again on our return to check all was well / offer information, and I really felt that she takes a pride in ensuring her guests have a great holiday.
We really look forward to returning soon, and thank you so much for the bottles of wine that were waiting for us when we arrived !
About the Owner
I grew up in West Sussex and moved to Cornwall shortly after marrying my husband where I continue to live along with my children and grandchildren.
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Perfect getaway !
We (myself, husband, grown up daughter and dog) stayed at this beautiful property for 2 totally relaxing weeks. We were joined for the second week by son and his girlfriend yet there still remained plenty of space for us all. The property is a true delight, and a real 'home from home', having stayed at some bland and boring holiday lets in France over the years it was fantastic to find somewhere that felt so homely and was so well equipped, from the abundance of outdoor seating to the wealth of kitchen utensils and equipment , Sheila has really thought of everything.
We were very lucky with the weather during our stay and as a result spent many an idle moment lazing around the wonderful pool and gazing at the beautiful views across the fields.
Our dog Bessler thoroughly enjoyed the space and freedom to run around and let off steam, in fact I think he felt a bit depressed on our return home and wondered where his 2 acres had gone !
There is lots to do in the local area - we can recommend visits to St Emilion and local vineyards for wine lovers, and be sure to check out the local markets for a wealth of fresh local produce. We had a wonderful evening at the night market at Ste Foy and can also recommend the bike hire company that Sheila had left details on in the property.
Communication by Sheila was fantastic, she gave us the details of a local vet before we travelled so we could arrange the necessary pre UK return check for the pet passport. Sheila telephoned us before we left for France and again on our return to check all was well / offer information, and I really felt that she takes a pride in ensuring her guests have a great holiday.
We really look forward to returning soon, and thank you so much for the bottles of wine that were waiting for us when we arrived !
Beautiful house in a very peaceful location
Les Barthes was true to it's description, it was clean, very French, but a little dated. We had a fabulous holiday. The house was so well equipped, there was nothing more we could possibly have needed. We enjoyed the swimming pool, the full sized table tennis, boules and all the other games provided. Sheila, the owner, gave us very good customer service. Our favourite place to visit was St Emilion which was about one hour's drive away. We also enjoyed several visits to Bergerac and a special place is the castle in Duras, a thoroughly worth while trip. After spending one month at Les Barthes, we would strongly recommend it to anyone visiting the Bergerac area.
A perfect Rest
My husband, myself and our two boys stayed here for one week and had a truly relaxing time. The pool was a great place to chill out and the table tennis set and garden were perfect for the boys to run and let off steam. Although there are a scattering of houses nearby the cottage is lovely and private so no worry there about the children having fun!
We particularly enjoyed cycling via the back roads to Le Fleix for our croissants and bread each morning.The cottage in itself was well equipped and well placed to explore the surrounding countryside and also the coast. All in all we had a lovely time and felt rested after our week.
Great holiday
Everyone involved (ages ranging from three to sixty six) had a thoroughly enjoyable holiday. The house met our high expectations, being both charming and very well equipped. The setting, with pool and garden, afforded every opportunity we had hoped for in which to play and relax and the immediate surrounding area, with its working farms, gave a brief glimpse of rural life as well as being very beautiful. The relative remoteness (a short drive from Le Fleix) was a really positive factor for us although, to begin with, we did miss the opportunity for a stereotypical, early-morning stroll for the croissants. We soon got over it!
The sunsets we were promised were indeed very beautiful as was the sudden storm that rushed at us one evening!
Les Barthes is ideally situated for exploring the area. We made a trip to St. Emilion (very beautiful); several to Ste Foy La Grande, where we found the market great fun, as well as visiting two chateaux. Two of us also had a wonderful canoeing trip on the Dordogne (only a few minutes away).
The owners provided excellent customer service throughout and we would all recommend Les Barthes to friends and family without hesitation.
Our thanks to everyone concerned for a happy and hugely enjoyable stay.
A peaceful retreat
We have to give this holiday rental 5 stars as we have returned 3 times. The house is clean and comfortable, plenty of space indoors and out and offers complete privacy.
An ideal base for exploring the Dordogne region, great for walking, cycling and canoeing.
We love the gardens, picking fruit from trees (apples, plums, pears) and have had great games of hide and seek with the children.
We have spent long evenings sitting out on the terrace, enjoyed sampling the local wines and gazing at the stars (a sight to behold!)
We will definitely return to Les Barthes.
Ideal for touring or relaxing
We had not previously stayed in this part of The Dordogne and we found plenty to see and do with plenty of good places to eat. If we did not want to go out we found the house ideal for relaxing quiet but not too isolated with a fantastic swimming pool . The house itself was equipped with everything you would need for a great holiday. We enjoyed it so much that we are going again in 2014.
From the Owner
"We love the Perigordine style of property unique to this region of France and wanted to buy a house where we could spend family holidays in the sunshine and that we could also turn into our home from home. We fell in love with Les Barthes on a damp day in the late autumn of 2002 and we knew immediately that it was the one for us and we could make it into the house we wanted for the future years and that's just what we did."
Activity and Interests
Near the town of Montpon is Lac-du-Gurcon, about 30 minutes drive. This is a large lake in a picturesque setting with sandy beaches, windsurfing and pedalos etc.
Bergerac airport is an easy 20 minute drive from the house and Bordeaux is about an hour or so. There are numerous channel ports ranging from the farthest being Calais, about 10 hour's drive, Roscoff about 8 hours, St.Malo about 6 hours, and several more. If you arrive by plane, car hire is necessary if you intend to get out and about, otherwise taxis would be required.
The house is situated just under 2 miles from the local village of Le Fleix which has a bakery, butcher, well stocked supermarket, post office, chemist, restaurant and wine cooperative where you can go and sample local wines which you can purchase to take home. The market town of Ste Foy la Grande is 6 km and has a selection of shops, cafés and restaurants and a superb Saturday morning market. Bergerac is 15 km and also has many shops, cafés and restaurants and a Wednesday morning market.
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Booking Notes:
For bookings please telephone or email the owner in the first instance when you can ask any questions or make a provisional booking prior to completing the simple booking form which you can download from the website and forward with a 20% deposit. The balance of payment is due 8 weeks before departure.
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday and the house will be ready for you from 4.30pm. We ask that you depart by 10.00am so that the house can be thoroughly cleaned. Should you wish to arrive on a later day and depart on an earlier day, you are welcome to do so.
Well behaved pets are welcome on the condition that they are not allowed on any furniture or beds, and that all animal excrement is cleared away by the pet's owner in the interests of other guest's comfort and hygiene. Charges will be applied for any unexpected cleaning costs.
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From the Owner
"We replaced the vegetable plot with a purpose built swimming pool where we have spent, and continue to spend, hours of fun. The house is spacious with light and airy rooms where the sun streams in through the windows. There are lovely views of the surrounding countryside from every room and the evening sunsets over the pool are quite beautiful and something to savour whilst enjoying a glass of wine on the terrace."
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- Iron & Board
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- Parking
- Towels Provided ...
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- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
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- Refrigerator ...
- Hob
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- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
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- Books
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Pool / Spa
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- children welcome
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Leisure Activities
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Local Services & Businesses
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- groceries
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Sports & Adventure Activities
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- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower, And washbasin
- Separate Toilet - Toilet, With washbasin
- Bathroom recently refitted with white suite comprising bath with shower over, washbasin and WC. Separate WC with washbasin
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, King size bed
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 4 - 1 Sofa bed/Futon, Double sprung sofabed available in the lounge
- Description of sleeping capacity: The house sleeps up to 8 people in 3 double bedrooms plus a sprung double sofabed for use at one end of the lounge. There is also a full size wooden cot and travel cots available for babies. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, dressing tables and bedside cabinets. Bedroom 2 also has a washbasin.
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- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Kayak / Canoe ...
- Garden
- Barbecue
- 1 bicycles
- Self-catering
Learn more about this holiday rental at the owner's website
- Notes on accommodation: The accommodation is light and airy with panoramic views. The sun rises at the front of the house at the beginning of the day and soon moves round to the rear garden and pool where it stays all day until the spectacular evening sunsets. Outside: The house is set in over 2 acres of lawned gardens and meadow. There is a large area of grass beyond the pool on which ball games can be played. The swimming pool is 8 metres x 4 metres with a large sunbathing terrace all round where you can lay and soak up the rays on the sunbeds. The pool has Roman steps at one end where you can sit and cool your feet, and is fenced for safety. A selection of garden furniture is provided for alfresco dining including a barbecue. Utility Room: The utility room adjoins the kitchen and is equipped with a Belfast sink, washing machine, dishwasher, new microwave and a second fridge/freezer, ironing board and iron. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Bed linen and house towels are provided.


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Holiday home Nardinello Matraia
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Closest Landmarks
- Villa Reale 1.6 miles
- Villa Torrigiani 2.5 miles
- Basilica of San Frediano 5.6 miles
- Guinigi Tower 5.7 miles
- San Domenico 5.7 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Lucca Cathedral 5.9 miles
- Lucca Centrale Railway Station 6.1 miles
- Montecatini Train Station 10.1 miles
- Terme Excelsior 10.2 miles
- Terme Leopoldine 10.3 miles
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