Bagley v. Robertson

Benham, Presiding Justice.

Appellant William Bagley filed two petitions in probate court against his sister, the executrix of their mother’s estate. One petition sought her removal as executrix; the other petition sought to have set aside a deed and conveyance of the decedent’s home from appellee as executrix to appellee individually. Both petitions were denied by the probate court and an appeal to the superior court followed. At the close of the evidence in the jury trial 1 before the superior court, the trial court denied appellee’s motions for directed verdict. The jury returned a verdict…