Wickham v. Hull
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Linn District Court. — Hon. W. P. Wolf, Judge. On May 21, 1894, the plaintiff filed a claim for approval against the estate of O. N. Hull, deceased. The claim, not being' expressly admitted in writing, is to be considered as denied, without any pleading on behalf of thé estate.
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Appeal from Linn District Court. — Hon. W. P. Wolf, Judge. On May 21, 1894, the plaintiff filed a claim for approval against the estate of O. N. Hull, deceased. The claim, not being' expressly admitted in writing, is to be considered as denied, without any pleading on behalf of thé estate. Code, section 2410. The application was heard by the court, and an order made that the glaim be allowed in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of three thousand, seven hundred and thirty dollars and seventeen cents . The defendants appeal. —
1Opinion of the CourtGiven, J.
I. The facts necessary to be noticed are these: O. N. Hull died, testate, December 6, 1889. His will was probated January 4, 1890. The defendants were appointed and qualified as executors January 16, 1890, and notice thereof was duly published for three consecutive weeks, commencing January 19, 1890. The -estate is solvent and still in process of settlement. On the twenty-sixth of January, 1891, the First National Bank, of Ells-worth, Kan., suspended business; and on the eleventh-day of February, 1891, Mr. Wickham was appointed ■receiver of said bank by the comptroller of the currency. On the…
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