Baldridge v. Penland

Stayton, Associate Justice.

The appellee presented to the administrator of the estate of Thomas Hays, deceased, a claim for two hundred and twelve dollars and eighty-five cents, which was by the administrator allowed. Before this claim was acted upon by the probate court the persons interested in the estate filed objection to its allowance; their objections were heard and the claim was allowed only for seventy-four dollars and fifteen cents. From the action of the probate court rejecting the residue of his claim, Penland appealed, and on hearing in the district court, the entire claim was…