State v. Havens

Heretofore, there was controversy in this estate over the appointment of a general administrator. That controversy reached this court on appeal, and, it appearing from the record that there was in existence what purported to be a will of the deceased, it was held that no order should have been entered at the time appointing a general administrator, and the cause was remanded for a stay of pro*184ceedings in that respect until the court disposed of the admission or rejection of the will. In re Larson’s Estate, 184 Wash. 75, 49 P. (2d) 919. ■

Thereafter, the will was presented to the judge of the…