Gilbert v. Hayward
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Gilbert v. Hayward appeal from decree of probate court, beard on exceptions of botb parties from decision of Superior Court. All exceptions overruled. Hayward v. Gilbert appeal from decree of Superior Court, heard on appeal of respondents. Appeal, except as to certain portions of decree, which are reversed, affirmed.
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
These two causes have been heard together. The first is an appeal from a decree of the municipal court of the City of Providence entered the fifth day of December, A. D. 1913, allowing the claim of Annie F. Hayward against the estate of her deceased husband, Benjamin F. Hayward, in the sum of $28,148. From this decree Mary E. Gilbert, the only child of said Benjamin and said Annie, claimed an appeal. The appeal was heard in the Superior Court by Mr. Justice Doran without a jury and his decision was in favor of said Annie in the sum of $14,101. To this decision both parties filed exceptions…
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