Collins v. Alexander
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, P. J.
This case is improperly styled. It should he: Mrs. Carmen Walker Alexander, executrix of the estate of F. E. Walker, deceased, v. Doris Collins et al.
So far as necessary to he noticed, the bill seeks a declaratory judgment with respect to the title of certain shares of corporate stock. The question is, whether said stock belongs to the estate of F. E. Walker, deceased, or to the defendant, Doris Collins, who claims by virtue of a gift from the deceased.
From an adverse decree, Doris Collins appealed. There seems to be no controversy about the material facts. They were found by Chancellor Gray…
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