Claim of Gosch v. Estate of Gomez
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Pringle.
This case involves a claim against the estate of Fráncisco C. Gomez. After a rather informal trial, the trial court concluded that Henry Gosch had not sustained his burden of proving his claim to $1134.96, “or any other amount.” Gosch contends here that his evidence established clear and convincing proof of a claim for $1134.96, and that the trial court erred as a matter of law in finding for the estate.
The law is settled in this state that evidence in support of a claim against an estate must be clear and convincing. E.g., In re Larson’s Estate, 108 Colo. 58,…
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