Gailey v. Cook

E. E. Cook, as ordinary of Rockdale county, brought an action for the use of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, as creditor of the estate of W. T. Stanton, and numerous heirs at law of Stanton, against Charles Kennon Gailey, the duly appointed administrator of the estate, and the Maryland Casualty Company as surety on the administrator’s bond, to recover $2,660.98, alleged to have been in the administrator’s hands on December 18, 1925, “after payment of cost, expenses, and claims having priority.” It was also alleged in the petition that at the time of Stanton’s death he was indebted to…