Roberts v. Carmichael

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

1, 2. The first and second headnotes require no elaboration.

3 (a). The judgment of the court with respect to the funds coming into the hands of the administrator from his predecessor and from the sale of the real estate of the estate of the deceased was correct. The caveator had no standing in court unless title to the above property passed to her children under the judgment for a year’s support. This judgment clearly shows that only money in the hands of the administrator at the time of the setting apart of the year’s support was contemplated from the…