Morris v. Hall
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Monongalia County. Action by Jordan L. Morris, administrator of the estate of Mary D. Huggins, deceased, and others, against William Hall and others, and from a decree setting aside and declaring null and void certain deeds, "William Hall and certain other defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge:
The bill was filed by Jordan L. Morris, administrator of the estate of Mary D. Huggins, deceased, and by said Morris and Charles H. Morris, his brother, in their individual rights as the only heirs at law of the said decedent, their sister, who died intestate, against the defendants William Hall, S. F. Glasscock, Trustee, Morgantown Savings & Loan Society, a corporation, I Grant Lazzelle, Trustee, Morgantown Security & Development Company, a corporation, Joe Walls, and Bruce D. Glover.
The bill alleges that the said decedent left debts which her personal property was not…
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