State ex rel. Kolbow v. District Court
Montana Supreme Court
Supervisory Control, on the relation of Johann Kolbow and others, against the district court of the second judicial district and Michael Donlan, a judge thereof, to set aside an order refusing to vacate a default judgment, and to vacate the judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holloway
About February 14, 1901, a person who called himself, and was generally known by the name of, Charles Colbert, died intestate in Silver Bow county, Montana, possessed of certain real property situated therein. His estate has been in the course of administration nearly all of the time since his death. At first there did not appear to be any heirs to his estate, and the state of Montana claimed the property by escheat. However, persons claiming to be heirs appeared in due time, and on July 21, 1906, one Joseph Cross, claiming to be an heir, filed his petition to have the question of his…
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