Snyder v. Thieme & Wagner Brewing Co.
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Tippecanoe Circuit Court; B. P. DeHart, Judge. Pinal report of Prank M. Snyder, as administrator of the estate of Peter J. Hengen, deceased, to which the Thieme & Wagner Brewing Company and others except. Prom a judgment in favor of such company and others, the administrator and others appeal. Transferred from Appellate Court under §1394 Burns 1908, subd. 2, Acts 1901, p. 565, §10.
1Opinion of the CourtJobdan, J.
In the lower court appellant Snyder, the administrator of the estate of Peter J. Hengen, deceased, filed his final report, showing therein that he had been ordered by the court to settle said estate as insolvent. The report disclosed that of the moneys or funds arising out of the sale of real estate made and held by the decedent at the time of his death — after applying the same, (1) to mortgage liens thereon and (2) to the payment of $300, the remainder due the widow of the deceased upon her statutory allowance of $500 — there still remained of said money, including the one-third interest of…
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