In re Estate of Page
California Supreme Court
Appeal from an order in the Probate Court of Alameda County. Redman, J. Upon the hearing of the settlement of the account, Charlotte G. Page, a minor interested in said estate, appeared by her guardian, E. S. Wetmore, and objected to the account, and appealed from the order settling the same.
1Opinion of the Court
McKee, J.:
Appeal from a judgment of the late Probate Court of Alameda County, settling the second annual account of the estate of Charlotte M. Page, deceased.
The transcript on appeal contains what purports to be a bill of exceptions, in ■ which it is stated, in substance, that the guardian of a minor child of the decedent had, by his attorney, filed written objections to the account of the administratrix, and that after a hearing had, the Court allowed the account, to which the guardian excepted, and “ now proposes this, his bill of exceptions.’’ What purports to have been the testimony of…
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