Thompson v. Jack
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Alter
John Webb died at Durango-, Colorado, on October 12, 1930, possessed of a considerable estate consisting of liberty bonds, saving's account, notes and other securities and cash, but no real estate. He had no known heirs and left no will. Almost immediately upon his death a mad scramble for appointment as administrator began, which resulted in the appointment of I. N. Jack as administra tor to collect. On. November 3, 1930, all of the alleged' creditors of the deceased, except one thereof, filed their petition in the county court requesting’ the appointment of one of their number, Clyde…
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