Turner v. Richardson
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from an order of the Superior Court of Solano County granting letters of administration. A. J. Buckles, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
Arthur D. Turner died intestate on February 9, 1902, a resident of Solano County, leaving property therein. As his sole heirs at law he left four brothers, residents of said county, three of whom were of age, the fourth a minor.
L.J. Turner, the appellant, one of the adult brothers, applied for letters of administration, as did also J.B. Richardson, the guardian of the minor brother, V.F. Turner, and the petitions were heard together. On the hearing it appeared by the testimony of two of the brothers that they desired the appointment of the guardian of the minor brother as administrator,…
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