Carr v. Berry
Supreme Court of Georgia
Rule to distribute money. Before Judge Holden. Hancock superior court. February 13, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
Carr brought a petition for a rule against the sheriff of Hancock county, setting up the will of his father, Josiah Carr,, which he alleged had been duly probated, but was no longer represented, because the executor named therein had renounced his right to qualify, and the administrator with the will annexed had been removed; that there were no debts against the estate of his father,. *373■except a small execution; that petitioner was his sole heir at law; that certain real estate conveyed by his father during his lifetime and after making the will, to secure an indebtedness, had been sold at the…
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