Wingate and MacH v. MacH
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
Emil Mach died testate at Kissimmee, Florida, May 7th, 1933. Among other properties he left a going business consisting of a lumber and crate mill which was the major portion of his estate. The decedent was a bachelor without dependents. By his will he bequeathed all his estates to his brothers, Otto and Ernest Mach, and Mary Selina Mosgrove, his housekeeper. He- designated Otto Mach and Mary Selina Mosgrove as his executors and authorized them to operate the lumber and crate mill so long as they deemed it practical.
In December, 1933, appellants, claiming to be creditors of Emil Mach, brought…
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