Goode v. Tuggle
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtSutton, J.
Will Goode, administrator of Warren Dansby, brought suit against W. T. Tuggle, for money claimed to be due his intestate. It was alleged, that the defendant had been administrator of Lem Dansby, who died in 1909, leaving as his sole heir his brother, Warren Dansby, who was then in life, but whose whereabouts were then unknown; that the defendant had obtained his discharge, the order granting it providing that the defendant retain at four per cent, interest, the sum now claimed by the plaintiff for payment to the heirs of Lem Dansby; and that the plaintiff’s intestate was a resident of Georgia…
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