Stackable v. Estate of Stackable
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne. (Jennison, J.) Claim filed against estate of deceased person. Allowed in probate and circuit courts, and judgment reversed on error brought by heir, who appealed to circuit court on refusal of administrator. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMorsb, J.
Claimant was allowed by the commissioners on claims the sum of $1,040.43 against the estate of the deceased. Upon appeal to the circuit by the appellant, who is one of the brothers of deceased, a jury awarded the claimant $917.13. The appellant brings the case here by writ of error.
The name of the deceased was George Stackpole, but the proceedings in the probate court were entitled “In the matter of the Estate of George Stackable, Deceased
At the time of his death, three lots on Sixteenth street, in the city of Detroit, were held jointly in the name of himself and William Stackpole, his…
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