Cook v. Nelson

This action was brought to recover from Herman Ringer as principal, and defendants C. D. Nelson and Ernest G. Gross as sureties, on an administrator’s bond in the usual form running to plaintiff as county judge, and conditioned among other things upon the administrator rendering a true account of his administration and performing all orders and judgments of the county court. In May, 1930, ’ Herman Ringer was appointed administrator of the estate of his son, Clarence H. Ringer, on a petition by Herman in which he alleged that he was the father and next of kin and heir at law of Clarence. The…