Dietz v. Mitchell
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM ‘WARREN'. From the Chancery Court of Warren County, May Term, 1873. A. S. Marks, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtNicholson, C. J.
The complainants aré a portion of the legatees of Willis McGregor, deceased, and the defendants are his executor and the executor’s surety.
The bill charges the executor with various acts of negligence and malfeasance in the discharge of his trust, and prays for an account and that the executor and his surety be held responsible.
The executor answers, and explains the several acts alleged to be malfeasance, denies that he has been guilty of either negligence or fraud, and submits to an account.
Several amended bills were filed, repeating with additions the charges of negligence and malfeasance,…
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