Wiggins v. Weston
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BARRETT, Commissioner.
In this action on an account stated, tried before the court without a jury, G. Bernadette Wiggins, administratrix of her father’s estate, has been awarded a judgment of $7,000 principal sum and more than $500 interest against her brother, Jack T. Weston. Upon this appeal it is urged that, while the evidence “might show an indebtedness by the defendant to his father’s estate,” there is no evidence of an accounting between the administratrix and the defendant. It is said that there is no testimony that the plaintiff and the defendant “agreed as to a balance due” and that…
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