Dinwiddie v. Shipman
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Benton. Circuit Court; Burton B. Berry, Judge. Proceeding following a judgment setting aside the last will of Jennie E: Caldwell, deceased, and pending appeal, in which the executors were ordered to file a report and to pay into court the money coming into their hands as such executors. Prom such order, the executors appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLairy, J.
— The record in this ease shows that on January 20, 1912, Jennie E. Caldwell died, and that a féw days thereafter a paper purporting to he her last will, in which appellants were named as executors, was admitted to probate in the Benton Circuit Court. Appellants were appointed as executors and each qualified and filed bond and letters testamentary were issued to them. Later an action was brought by certain heirs of decedent, to contest the will to which appellants as executors were made parties together with the beneficiaries under such will. This action resulted in'a judgment setting aside…
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