Wisner v. Estate of Mabley
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne. (G-artner, J.) Plaintiff, as executor, appealed to the circuit court from the allowance of his account by the probate court, and the residuary legatee brings error on the findings and allowance of the circuit court.
1Opinion of the CourtMorse, J.
Christopher R. Mabley died June 30, 1885. By his will, Catherine Mabley (now Mrs. Speirs), Horace Kleinhans, and Henry C. Wisner were appointed as his executors, and qualified, and have acted as such.
Mr. Wisner presented his first account as executor, which embraced a period terminating July 1, 1886. The dispute in relation to this account was settled by this Court in Wisner v. Mabley’s Estate, 70 Mich. 271 (38 N. W. Rep. 262).
June 25, 1887, the said Wisner filed his second account in the probate court for Wayne county. Before doing this he turned over to the residuary legatee, Mrs. Speirs,…
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