Luke v. Indiana Trust Co., Admr.

Remy, C. J. —

On February 15, 1926, Charlotta Adam died the owner of six tracts of real estate, the rental value of which was, and is, approximately $1,500 per annum. The decedent left a will, to resist the probate of which, a suit was instituted by one of decedent’s heirs at law. Since decedent’s death, the rents of the real estate have been collected by appellant Mary E. Luke. In June, 1927, at the request of some of the heirs, the court appointed the Indiana Trust Company as special administrator of the estate. There was no objection to the appointment, and the right of the court to make…