On this appeal, the entire controversy revolves around an inter vivos agreement executed by the testator and his brother in 1945. Both owned all the stock of Sherman Brothers, Inc. The contract provided, in part, that the surviving brother would have the right to acquire the other's stock upon payment to the estate of the deceased brother of a sum to be determined by the net worth of the corporation as calculated by Samuel Siegel, the firm's accountant, who was also...
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