Daniels v. Coleman

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Cammack

— Reversing in part and Affirming in part.

The principal question involved in these two cases concerns an attack upon two deeds executed by J. H. Coleman in March, 1940. The Daniels case involves also an effort on Daniels’ part to collect from Coleman a $465 legacy which Coleman had converted to his own use while acting as executor of the estate of Daniels’ father in 1916. The chancellor upheld the conveyances and allowed Daniels the sum of $938, being $575 and interest thereon from October 20, 1930. Both phases of the judgment are under attack in this…