Haley v. Partain

L. B. Partain died testate, leaving his property, both real and personal, to his wife for life, and at her death to be equally divided between his children. After her death the executor sold the property belonging to the estate of the husband. Among the effects of the deceased husband were certain notes of *145D. C. Partain, one of the children and a “distributee-heir.” Some of these notes were payable to the testator and some were indorsed over to him. These notes were included in the aggregate value of the estate, and amounted to nq.ore than the distributive share of the son and heir D. C.…