McCully v. McCully

In December, 1932, Fannie Cooper died intestate, and some time thereafter F. D. McCully qualified as administrator of her estate. An account probated against, her estate by the appellants was contested by persons interested therein, and the account was disallowed.

Fannie'Cooper was insane and almost physically helpless. In 1921 the appellants received her into their home and thereafter supported and cared for her. She owned a tract of land from which a small revenue was derived. The taxes on this land were paid by the appellants.

The probated account sets forth a.monthly charge of thirty-five…