Hill v. . Alspaugh, Adm'r.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Special ProceediNG, tried before Kerr, J., at Fall Term, 1874, Guilford Superior Court. A verbal application was made to the Probate Judge of For-sythe county by the plaintiff for an order upon the defendant to show cause why letters of administration granted to him on the estate of J. S. Gibson should not be vacated and the plaintiff appointed in his stead, as next of kin to the deceased.
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Special ProceediNG, tried before Kerr, J., at Fall Term, 1874, Guilford Superior Court. A verbal application was made to the Probate Judge of For-sythe county by the plaintiff for an order upon the defendant to show cause why letters of administration granted to him on the estate of J. S. Gibson should not be vacated and the plaintiff appointed in his stead, as next of kin to the deceased. Notice was served on the defendant to appear and show cause on the 8th day of August, 1874, on which day the defendant appeared and showed cause in writing. Upon consideration of the plaintiff’s…
1Opinion of the CourtSettee, J.
Isaac S. Gibson died intestate in July, 1871. Eis widow, who was primarily entitled to the administration of his estate, died in the early part of 1873, without having applied for letters of administration. On the 6th of October, 1873, the plaintiff, representing the next of kin, applied to the Court for letters of administration on the estate of the said Gibson, and the application was granted upon condition that the plaintiff gave bond and security as required by law.
On the 2d day of June, 1874, the plaintiff having failed to give bond as required, and no other person having applied for…
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