Claude T. Lindsay, Inc. v. Crocker-Anglo National Bank

We are presented here with two appeals. The first is from a judgment after the trial court sustained a demurrer to appellant’s complaint without leave to amend. The second is from an order denying appellant’s motion for payment of its creditor’s claim, with interest from April 17, 1952.

The background of the litigation between the parties is this: Appellant sold lumber to Homer E. Adams and, upon the death of the latter in 1951, appellant presented its creditor’s claim to the executrix of the estate of Adams. The executrix allowed the claim on March 24, 1952, and the probate judge approved the…