Cashman v. Pontiac Trust Co.

Respondent and appellant, Pontiac Trust Company, was appointed on October 6, 1930, administrator of the estate of William A. Cnlhane, who died intestate on July 25, 1930. Petitioners and appellees are three aunts of the deceased and are his heirs at law. The estate consisted largely of cash amounting to about $100,000 then on deposit in banks in Clarkston, Bay City and Detroit. The controversy has to do with two money items shown in the administrator’s final account, both at the time on deposit in the Pontiac Commerical & Savings Bank: $80,535 being in a savings account designated “Pontiac…