Clark v. Head
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Greene Probate Court. Tried before Hon. W. C. Oliver. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
Jane Randolph and Richard Randolph were sister and brother. Jane died without lineal descendants, leaving her brother Richard, who survived her, one of her heirs at law and distributees. Richard then died, and his estate has been decreed insolvent. Richard, at his death, was a large debtor to the estate of Jane, and her claim was regularly proved and filed against the insolvent estate. Thomas 0. Clark, the appellant, is, and for many years has been, the administrator of each of said estates. The settlement of the administration of Jane’s estate has been removed, and is now pending in the…
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