Frazee v. Phoenix National Bank

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Turner

— Reversing in part on both the original and cross-appeals.

In an action by the executrix of D. F. Frazee, deceased, to settle his estate, the Phoenix National Bank presented numerous claims. This appeal, however, involves only four of them.

The judgment of the lower court allowed a part of one of the claims, two of them in full, and rejected another.

The executrix appeals from so much of the judgment as allowed any part of any of these claims, and the bank prosecutes a cross-appeal because of the lower court’s rejection of part of one of its claims and the…