Claim of Gwynne v. Vance
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtThornton, J.
This is a claim in probate. The hearing in the trial court was limited to the question of peculiar circumstances sufficient to allow claimant equitable relief for late filing of her claim. The claimant appeals from an adverse ruling. Claimant urges we should consider the case de novo as the case was tried in equity. She states her other errors or propositions for reversal in the alternative in the event we conclude the case is at law. These are that she has. established dilig'ence or an excuse for the lack of diligence, she has established peculiar circumstances sufficient to entitle her to…
2Cases cited11 opinions
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