Hudmon v. Thomasson

All three of the counts allege substantially the same facts. Neither sets forth a cause of action on the theory that the former administrator, without authority, wrongfully meddled with or converted to his own use the personalty of the deceased, either against the former administrator or any one or more of the other defendants, especially since the original appointment of the administrator is unreversed and not set aside. It does not matter with what purpose or motive one comes into possession of such property, if and when he qrialifies as administrator of the estate his possession becomes…