Halsted v. Hyman

The Surrogate.

In this case, several creditors interposed objections to the final account of the administratrix, claiming that she should be charged with the value of the stock in trade of a millinery store, conducted by her prior to her husband’s decease ; that she should be compelled to pay interest on the amount of money realized by her out of the assets, shortly after letters were issued; that certain claims of other parties, alleging themselves to be creditors, were not valid; and that purchases of demands against the estate, made by one of the sureties on the administration bond, at the…