O'Connor v. Beckwith
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kent. Appeal to the circuit court from an order disallowing a claim against an estate. Claimant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
O’Connor brought a claim against the estate of Cusick and the case was appealed to the circuit court and there sent to a referee. The referee reported a finding in favor of O’Connor and returned a bill of exceptions taken by the .administrator. The latter objected to the proceedings and the court confirmed all the findings of fact, but overruled the conclusion of law in favor of O’Connor and gave judgment for the estate. The administrator acquiesced in this determination embracing a confirmation of the finding of facts, but O’Con-nor brought error.
The record contains the bill of exceptions…
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