Starrett v. Brosseau

Truman Huling, appellee’s testator, and Milo Huling, were the executors of the last will of George V. Huling, deceased. The will bequeathed the residuum of the estate, in equal parts, to ten legatees, of whom appellant was one. On the 10th day of April, 1895, the executors made a partial distribution, in cash and notes to each of the ten legatees, by which each legatee received in cash and notes $50,205.57. In order to accomplish this distribution, Truman Huling, deceased, advanced a considerable sum of money and took therefor certain of the notes which belonged to the deceased, George…