Pearson v. . Pearson

Plaintiffs’ evidence tends to show the following facts: W. S. Pearson was appointed administrator d. b. n., c. t. a., in 1925 to succeed J". B. Bennett, resigned executor. He went into possession of the locus in the spring of 1925 under an order of court permitting him to continue the farming operations. At that time the mortgage indebtedness on the eight-horse farm containing 330 acres was. $1,900. Other indebtedness, including over $2,000 due W. S. Pearson, amounted to approximately $5,350. He never thereafter filed an account of his administration. In. 1927 he told Moncu Chavis (excluded…