Baldwin v. Taplin

It appears from the findings of fact that M. M. Taplin died intestate on June 29, 1931, leaving a widow, Susie R. Taplin, and a son, Charles R. Taplin, an only child. Soon after-wards Charles R. Taplin was appointed administrator of the estate. He served in that capacity until he resigned the trust early in 1937. On January 27, 1937, the plaintiff was appointed and qualified as administrator de bonis non, and is now serving in that capacity. The chancellor finds that at the date of his death the intestate was solvent in fact, and that on August 30, 1940, the estate was insolvent in fact and…